Marvel Origins #26

In "Die Macht des Donnergottes!", Thor faces off against the Kobra and Mr. Hyde as Jane Foster’s life hangs in the balance. With Odin’s heart beginning to soften toward Jane, Balder takes desperate action—sending Loki on a perilous mission to summon Hardol, the healer beyond the shattered chasm, while the gods themselves stand in Loki’s way. Just as hope seems lost, Balder secures the cure and delivers it to Thor in time.

In "Sigurds Geheimnis!", Thor, Balder, and Loki take a peaceful stroll when they're suddenly challenged to a duel by the enigmatic Sigurd. As Thor hurls Sigurd to the ground again and again, the warrior rises each time with terrifying new strength—until Balder recalls the truth: Sigurd draws power from the earth itself. With a bold move, Thor hurls Sigurd into the sky, leaving him stranded on a forgotten asteroid. The gods continue their journey, but Loki can't help feeling unsettled by the outcome.

In "Der mächtige Thor gegen den unglaublichen Hulk!" from Marvel Origins #26, a heated debate between rival fan clubs sparks an unexpected intervention from Thor himself, who recounts a previously unseen moment from his legendary clash with the Hulk. As the two titans face off in memory, Thor admits he can't say for sure who's stronger—leaving the question open as the Hulk vows to settle it once and for all.

In the aftermath of a brutal war between the Asen and the giants of Jotenheim, a mysterious bundle is discovered containing an infant—Loki, the son of the slain giant king Laufey. Odin takes the child in, raising him among the gods, unaware of the storm his choice will unleash.

When Thor’s secret is exposed to Jane Foster, his powers vanish—leaving Don Blake helpless as the Gray Gargoyle attacks. With Jane’s disbelief and the threat closing in, Odin sends the hunter Honir to intervene. In a desperate bid to protect her, Honir grants Don a fleeting glimpse of Thor’s might—just long enough to stand against the beast.

In "Die Jugend von Loki!", Loki’s cunning magic sparks a clash between Uller and Volsak, drawing Thor into the fray as he defends his brother. Fueled by jealousy over Thor’s fame and strength, Loki makes a dark vow—declaring that one day, Thor will fall.

In "Je stärker ich bin, desto früher sterbe ich!", Thor investigates a dangerous escapee while juggling a personal promise and a growing mystery. When reporter Harris Hobbs becomes a witness to a brutal clash between Thor and the fugitive Creel, the stakes rise—especially after Balder arrives with urgent news: Jane has been taken by Loki. The story unfolds with emotional weight and escalating tension, as Thor must choose between duty and the people he’s trying to protect.

In "Die Goldenen Äpfel," the goddess Iduna delivers sacred golden apples to Odin, only to face a sudden threat from the fearsome Fenris Wolf. With courage and cunning, the hunter Haakun intervenes, stepping into the fray to protect the divine gift.

In "Die Rache des Donnergotts," Thor must defend himself against a shocking accusation from Loki: that he brought Jane to Asgard to make her immortal. With only 48 hours to prove his innocence, Thor faces off against the Absorbing Man, aided by reporter Harris Hobbs and a determined police unit. As the storm of suspicion gathers, Thor’s next move could decide his fate—before he even reaches the gods’ tribunal.

In "Die Schlange in unserer Mitte," Loki aids the giant Ghan in escaping the Asen, forging a debt of gratitude between them. With Ghan now indebted, Loki quietly begins to consider how that favor might serve his own ambitions as he plots his bid for the throne of Asgard.