Marvel Classic #2
In "Au pouvoir de Loki, prince du mal !", Loki’s latest scheme sees the Cobra and Mr. Hyde abduct Jane, forcing Thor into a desperate confrontation. When Thor hesitates, fearing for her life, Odin banishes him from Asgard—only to later allow his return to Earth, where Thor must fight again to save Jane, now critically ill. With time frozen around her in a vortex spun by his hammer, Thor faces his foes with renewed resolve. Written by Stan Lee and Geneviève Coulomb, illustrated by Jack Kirby with inks by Chic Stone and colors by Stan Goldberg, this 2011 Panini France release features cover art by Jack Kirby and Chic Stone.
In "Au pouvoir de Loki, prince du mal !", Thor is drawn into a mystical crisis when a devastating attack leaves him near death—only for Doctor Strange to intervene and save him. With Odin’s trust fraying and Loki exploiting the chaos, the Asgardian prince sets his sights on Earth, abducting Jane Foster in a cunning bid for power. As Thor races to confront his cunning brother, the fate of Jane and the balance of magic hang in the balance.
In "Quand Magnéto attaque...", Magneto pushes his powers to the limit in a city under siege, drawing the attention of Thor in a clash that sends them soaring aboard Magneto’s submarine. As the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants scours the city for the X-Men, Magneto escapes in his vessel, leaving the X-Men’s sub in pursuit—while Thor, back in his human form, enjoys a quiet moment with Jane Foster over a glass of milk.
In "L'univers contre lui !", Thor is forced to make a painful choice when Loki's agents, the Cobra and Mr. Hyde, take Jane hostage—leading to a moment of hesitation that earns Odin's scorn and banishment from Asgard. With his honor at stake and Jane's life hanging in the balance, Thor returns to Earth to confront his foes again, only to find himself in a desperate race against time.
In "Le pouvoir du dieu du tonnerre !", Thor faces off against the Cobra and Mr. Hyde as Jane Foster's life hangs in the balance. With Odin's reluctant approval and Balder's quiet intervention, a desperate mission unfolds across realms to reach Hardol, the mystic healer beyond the molten chasm—where Loki’s betrayal, Balder’s trust, and the fate of a mortal hang in the balance.
In "Le divin Thor contre l'incroyable Hulk !", a heated debate between fan clubs over who’s stronger—Thor or the Hulk—takes a surprising turn when Thor himself drops in to settle the matter. Recalling their legendary clash from Avengers #3, he recounts a forgotten moment of their battle, only to admit he can’t definitively say who prevails. Days later, the Hulk, reflecting on their encounter, resolves to finally prove his strength once and for all.
In "Un monde en démence !", Thor’s defiance of Odin over his love for Jane Foster sets off a chain of events that unravels Don Blake’s fragile balance. When Blake reveals his secret identity to Jane, her disbelief turns to dread as the enchantment that lets him become Thor vanishes—leaving him powerless. With the Grey Gargoyle attacking and Odin’s help delayed, Blake must rely on the mysterious Honir the Hunter, who grants him just thirty seconds as Thor to save them both. As the chaos unfolds, Blake retreats into silence, leaving Jane—and readers—wondering what’s real and what’s madness.
In "Plus tu es fort, plus tôt tu mourras !", Loki's dark magic transforms Crusher Creel into the Absorbing Man, unleashing a new threat on Earth. When reporter Harris Hobbs, a patient of Dr. Blake’s, reveals the Absorbing Man’s presence, Thor must abandon a dinner with Jane to investigate. As the God of Thunder confronts Creel in a fierce battle, Hobbs is injured—leading Thor to tend to him before resuming the fight. Just as the clash reaches its peak, Balder arrives and spirits Thor away to Asgard, where a shocking revelation awaits: Loki has taken Jane to the Golden Realm. With the fate of Jane uncertain, Thor and Balder prepare to journey to Asgard to rescue her. Meanwhile, Creel believes he has triumphed over the Thunder God.
In "La vengeance du dieu du tonnerre !", Thor must prove his worth when Odin summons him to Asgard after a rescue mission gone awry. Accused of bringing Jane to the realm of the gods, Thor is given a desperate deadline: defeat the Absorbing Man within 48 hours before facing the Trial of the Gods. With the help of reporter Harris Hobbs and a brave police unit, Thor devises a clever plan to outwit Creel—using helium to send him soaring into the sky. As the clock ticks, Thor returns to New York to watch over Jane before preparing to face his fate in Asgard.
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