Il Mitico Thor #10
"Lo schiavo di Zarko" marks a pivotal moment in the Italian edition of Thor, showcasing Stan Lee’s sharp storytelling and Jack Kirby’s dynamic art, with Chic Stone’s inks adding depth to the cosmic clash. When the Incantatrice attempts to ensnare Thor with her allure, even the Executor’s might fails to break his will—setting the stage for a battle of mind and spirit unlike any before. The cover, a Kirby pencil sketch inked by George Roussos, captures the tension in bold, sweeping lines.
In "Il mitico Thor contro l'Incantatrice e l'Esecutore!", Thor faces a dangerous test of will as the enchantress tries to bend him to her will with her mystic allure—yet he stands firm. Even when the relentless Esecutore joins the fray, Thor’s resolve holds strong, proving his strength isn’t just in his hammer, but in his spirit.
In "Catturato dai trolls !", Thor finds himself captured and sold into slavery by the cunning king of the dwarfs, who hides his true identity. Trapped in the trolls' dark mine, the god of thunder must outwit his captors and free the enslaved prisoners before the trolls' cruel stronghold is reduced to rubble.
In "Il segreto di Gigurd!", Thor faces a seemingly unbeatable foe when Sigurd challenges him to a duel during a walk with Balder and Loki. As Sigurd rises stronger with each fall, the truth behind his power begins to unravel—revealing a bond to the Earth Sprites and the ground that fuels him. With quick thinking, Thor uses Mjolnir to send Sigurd soaring into space, leaving the gods to continue their journey home.
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