Marvel Masterworks: The Mighty Thor #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Where Dwell the Demons!", Thor ventures into the unknown aboard the Odinship, drawn by the cosmic threat of Galactus—only to find himself captured and confronted with the Devourer of Worlds' own origin story. Meanwhile, on Earth, a foreign power unleashes the monstrous Thermal Man in a bid to plunge the United States into chaos. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic art by Jack Kirby, inks by George Klein, and lettering by Artie Simek, this 2009 Marvel Masterworks entry features a cover by Jack Kirby and Bill Everett that captures the epic scale of the clash between god and machine.
In "A God Berserk!", Thor’s fierce battle for the hand of the goddess Sif plunges him into warrior madness—a forbidden state in Asgard. After overcoming his rival Him, who retreats to his cocoon, Thor must face the consequences of his loss of control. As he prepares to stand before Odin for judgment, the weight of his actions threatens to eclipse even his divine strength.
In "This World Renounced!", Thor faces exile at Odin’s command—only to be diverted when Loki injures Balder on Earth. Driven by duty, Thor rushes to his brother’s side, transforming into Dr. Blake in the process. As Loki’s deception unfolds, Blake is attacked and overpowered, but Odin sees through the trickery. With a twist of fate, Loki is cast into exile instead, forced to bear the burden of the enchanted hammer. Meanwhile, Dr. Blake works to save Balder’s life, proving that even in exile, heroism finds a way.
In "Galactus Found!", Thor pilots the Odinship on a desperate quest to locate the Devourer of Worlds, only to be captured by Galactus himself, who begins to recount his ancient origin. Meanwhile, on Earth, a foreign nation unleashes their new weapon, the Thermal Man, sending him on a destructive mission across the United States.
In "The Awesome Answer!", Thor faces a new threat on Earth as the mysterious Thermal Man wreaks havoc, leaving the planet vulnerable. Galactus, in a rare moment of storytelling, reveals the tale of Thor’s origins, weaving myth and might into a legend that may hold the key to stopping the rising danger. With Odin’s sudden arrival and a call to action from the heavens, Thor must now confront the crisis with the weight of his past—and the power of his destiny—on his shoulders.
In "The Thunder God and the Thermal Man!", Thor answers the call to Earth, arriving just as the Warriors Three face off against the fiery Thermal Man. With the odds stacked high, an unseen force—Kardilla’s spell—whispers through the battle, tipping the scales in their favor.
In "The Wrath of the Wrecker!", Dr. Blake finds himself torn between saving a life and answering the call of his alter ego, Thor, when a dangerous threat emerges. As the god of thunder, he races to confront The Wrecker, but must return in time to finish the operation that could mean the difference between life and death.
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↩ Reprints Thor #163 (1969), Thor #164 (1969), Thor #165 (1969), Thor #166 (1969), Thor #167 (1969), Thor #168 (1969), Thor #169 (1969), Thor #170 (1969), Thor #171 (1969), Thor #172 (1970)
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