Marvel Masterworks: The Mighty Thor #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects Thor issues #143-152, continuing the epic saga of the God of Thunder as he faces the High Evolutionary's New Men and the return of the Absorbing Man. The collection also features the introduction of the Eternals and the first appearance of the character known as the Mangog, a fearsome foe driven by ancient hatred. Stan Lee's scripts and Jack Kirby's dynamic artwork define this Silver Age run, solidifying Thor's place in Marvel's cosmic pantheon.
In "The Wrath of Replicus," Thor wages a fierce battle against the seemingly unstoppable Destroyer—unaware that it is Sif’s life force that powers the machine. With Odin finally ready to end Thor’s exile, his full strength is restored just as Ulik and a horde of Trolls assault Karnilla’s fortress, forcing her to free Balder from her control to defend her realm. This 2007 Marvel Masterworks edition features the legendary writing of Stan Lee and the dynamic art of Jack Kirby, with inks by Vince Colletta and letters by Sam Rosen, all brought to life on the cover by Kirby and Colletta.
In "The Wrath of Replicus," slugger-turned-criminal Slugger Sykes teams up with the scheming Chuda to harness the power of the cybernetic Replicus for a criminal spree. When the machine turns on its creators, Thor must face the mechanical menace as loyalties fracture and the plan for world domination collapses in chaos.
In "The Scourge of the Super-Skrull!", the Super-Skrull, twisted by Loki’s schemes, launches a brutal assault on Thor—only to be bested in battle. While the thunder god recovers, Odin dispatches Sif and Balder on a perilous quest to uncover the sinister Enchanters hidden in the land of Ringsfjord.
In "Abandoned on Earth!", Thor is stripped of his godly powers by Odin and left behind on Earth, his strength alone remaining. Tricked by the Ringmaster, he's manipulated into joining the Circus of Crime, where his fate takes a dangerous turn.
In "If the Thunder Be Gone!", a weakened Thor, under mysterious control, aids the Circus of Crime in stealing the Golden Bull, leaving Sif and Balder to watch helplessly from Asgard as Earth's forces confront him. The story unfolds with tension and mystery, as the mighty god's power is stripped and his will compromised.
In "Let There Be... Chaos!", Thor’s allies lose their powers when Odin strips the Asgardians on Earth of their divine abilities. With chaos brewing, Loki’s desperate attempt to regain strength backfires, unleashing the Wrecker to confront Thor in a battle that tests the god of thunder like never before.
In "Even in Death...", Thor awakens from death’s grasp to reclaim his body and confront the enemy, while Sif and Baldur battle Karnilla and Loki in a clash of gods and deception. With the Wrecker defeated and the Destroyer now a weapon turned against Thor, the fate of Asgard hangs in the balance.
In "To Rise Again!", Thor fights the relentless Destroyer to a brutal standstill, unaware that the machine is fueled by Sif’s fading life force. As Odin finally intervenes to restore Thor’s full power, chaos erupts elsewhere—Ulik leads a troll army against Karnilla’s castle, and she frees Balder from her control, setting a new conflict in motion.
In "The Dilemma of Dr. Blake!", Thor faces a perilous trial as he’s summoned to the realm of the Norns to confront the cunning Ulik, while Odin journeys to Midgard to reclaim the fallen Destroyer. With Sif freed and the mechanical warrior left motionless, the fate of Asgard hangs in the balance as old alliances are tested and new threats emerge.
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↩ Reprints Thor #141 (1967), Thor #142 (1967), Thor #143 (1967), Thor #144 (1967), Thor #145 (1967), Thor #146 (1967), Thor #147 (1967), Thor #148 (1968), Thor #149 (1968), Thor #150 (1968), Thor #151 (1968), Thor #152 (1968)
Reprinted in The Mighty Thor Omnibus #2 (2013), Marvel Origins #70 (2026)
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