Marvel Origins #61
In "Unsterblich verliebt!", die Trolle stehlen Thors Hammer während seines Aufenthalts auf der Erde und nutzen den gestohlenen Orb von Orikal, um ihre übermächtigen Waffen zu aktivieren. Als die Armee von Asgard unter Angriffen aus allen Richtungen steht, zieht selbst Odin in die Schlacht – und die Schicksalswende beginnt. Written by Stan Lee and Marc-Oliver Frisch, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Vince Colletta, and a cover by Kirby and Colletta, this 2025 issue delivers a mythic clash with stakes that reach beyond the battlefield.
In "Unsterblich verliebt!", Jane fails Odin’s trial for immortality and is sent back to Earth with no memory of Thor or Asgard. Years later, Thor encounters the goddess Sif, sister of Heimdall, in a moment that hints at a past long buried.
In "Der Donnergott und der Troll!", Thor is drawn into a deadly trap when Geirrodur’s trolls capture Sif, forcing the God of Thunder to confront Ulik, the mightiest of the stone trolls. As the battle rages, Geirrodur’s armies launch a full-scale assault on Asgard, testing Thor’s strength and resolve in a fight that’s as much about defense as it is about vengeance.
In "Die Tragödie von Hogun!" from Marvel Origins #61 (2025), Thor and his companions discover the dying Saguta, a fellow warrior from Hogun’s homeland. As Hogun vows vengeance against Mogul, the tyrant who rules the Mystischen Berg, the weight of betrayal and loss ignites a path of fury that will test the limits of honor and brotherhood.
In "Die Flammen der Schlacht!", Thor is stranded on Earth when the trolls steal his hammer, using the stolen Orb of Orikal to amplify their newfound weapons. With Asgard's army overwhelmed by relentless troll hordes and Odin forced to lead the charge, the fate of the realm hangs in the balance.
In "Sterben wie ein Gott!", Thor journeys to Trollheim with Sif at his side, determined to reclaim Mjolnir from the clutches of Ulik. As ancient forces stir and the fate of the realm hangs in the balance, Thor must confront both his past and the brutal war that has consumed the trolls.
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↩ Reprints Thor Annual #2 (1966), Thor #136 (1967), Thor #137 (1967), Thor #138 (1967), Thor #139 (1967)
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