Marvel Masterworks: The Mighty Thor #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "But Dr. Blake Can Die!", Thor's absence of his hammer leaves him vulnerable when Loki steals it and flees to Midgard, forcing Thor to transform into human form as Don Blake. With Sif injured in the battle, Blake must step up—not just as a doctor, but as the only one who can save her life. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Vince Colletta, this 2008 Marvel Masterworks issue delivers high stakes and emotional weight, with Kirby’s legendary cover pencils and Colletta’s inks capturing the drama from the very first page.
In "But Dr. Blake Can Die!", Loki steals Thor’s hammer and flees to Midgard, forcing Thor and Sif to chase him across realms. When Thor loses his power and reverts to human form as Don Blake, Loki strikes—leaving Sif wounded and forcing Blake to perform a life-saving surgery.
In "…To Wake the Mangog!", Thor faces a dire choice as Hela tempts him with the endless glory of eternal battle, while Loki rules Asgard in Odin’s place and Ulik unleashes the ancient, monstrous Mangog from his prison.
In "Now Ends the Universe!", Thor and Sif return to Asgard only to face a dire threat: Loki has sent Thor and the Warriors Three to confront Mangog, a monstrous force hurtling toward Asgard with the intent to claim the Odinsword and ignite Ragnarok. The fate of the Nine Realms hangs in the balance as gods and warriors prepare for a battle that may mark the end of all things.
In "Behind Him...Ragnarok!", Balder and the Legion of the Lost flee Karnilla’s grasp to join the escalating clash against the unstoppable Mangog. As the battle reaches its peak, Odin awakens just in time to confront the monstrous threat—and stop Mangog from claiming the Odinsword.
When a stranded doctor seeking peace in Norway stumbles upon an alien invasion, he’s forced to take refuge in a hidden cave—where an ancient cane awakens a power beyond legend. Suddenly transformed into the mightiest warrior of Asgard, Thor must stand against the alien threat before it consumes the world.
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↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #83 (1962), Thor #153 (1968), Thor #154 (1968), Thor #155 (1968), Thor #156 (1968), Thor #157 (1968), Thor #158 (1968), Thor #159 (1968), Thor #160 (1969), Thor #161 (1969), Thor #162 (1969)
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