Marvel Méga #28

In a dream that blurs the line between god and man, Thor—both warrior and healer—awakens with a purpose, racing to Asgard where the Warriors Three stand accused. Facing the giant Gnives, they must now complete five impossible tasks, each more perilous than the last, to prove their innocence.

In "null," Thor and the Warriors embark on their first of five perilous quests, scaling the world tree to steal three apples guarded by the eagle Lerad. Their next challenge takes them to Olympus, where they must capture the pig of Dionysus—whose skin turns water to wine—only to find the mighty Hercules already there, watching.

In a wild twist of divine mischief, Thor and a tipsy Hercules clash in a no-holds-barred brawl while the Warriors Three race to capture the sacred pig of Dionysus—each god in attendance placing bets on who’ll come out on top.

In this mythic tale from Marvel Méga #28, Thor and the Warriors Three journey through legend and blood to claim the cursed Spear of Chulain, a weapon that demands a cauldron of boiling blood to contain its fury. When the warrior Chulain himself rises to reclaim his weapon, the price of victory is steep—Volstagg falls, and the quest grows darker. The story unfolds with a raw, mythic pulse, blending Norse might with Celtic fury in a tale where even gods must reckon with their pasts.

In "null," Thor, Volstagg, Hogun, and Jo journey through a mythic realm where gods and warriors clash, their quest leading them to a temple in Japan guarded by a relentless army of the dead. When Chulain's fury erupts and the companions are nearly undone, a sudden intervention from Hogun halts the chaos—just before they face their next trial.

In "null," Thor journeys to Egypt with the Warriors Three to complete a trial tied to the legendary Grasscutter sword, facing towering serpent statues and ancient challenges that test their resolve. As Thor and the warriors near the summit of Toth’s hill, tensions rise when Gnives, resentful of their success, sends Ulik to stop them—only for his wife to intervene and forge an uneasy peace. The story closes with Thor returning to New York, resuming his life as Donald Blake.