O Poderoso Thor #4
In "O dia do Ragnorok!", Odin shares the chilling prophecies of Volla with Thor, Balder, Loki, and the Three Warriors, revealing a looming Ragnarok that will see Loki's rebellion spark a war that could destroy Asgard. As visions unfold—of the Midgard Serpent rising, Surtur the Fire God emerging, and the realm reduced to ruin—hope lingers in the promise of renewal, even amid total devastation. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Vince Colletta, this 1983 classic features a cover by Jack Kirby and Marie Severin.
In "O dia do Ragnorok!", Thor is summoned back to Asgard by Odin as the realm braces for the coming Ragnarok. Through the visions of the seer Volla, the god and his warriors glimpse the dark days ahead—fractured alliances, Loki’s rising army, the fall of the Bifrost, and the final, fateful clash with the Midgard Serpent that will shake Asgard to its core.
In "A Lição Final," Odin gathers Thor, Balder, Loki, and the Three Warriors to share the dire prophecies of Volla, revealing a future where Loki's rebellion sparks a war that will bring Asgard to ruin. As the visions unfold—Midgard’s Serpent rising, Surtur’s flames consuming the realm—only the promise of renewal offers a glimmer amid the coming darkness.
In "Este Mundo não é o seu!", Bruce Banner tumbles through a bottomless pit toward Midgard when the Enchantress pulls him back from the brink. With the Warriors Three seeking answers from Oldar the Oracle, they uncover the truth behind the Hulk’s origins—just as Banner’s transformation unleashes the jade giant, sparking fury in the Executioner, who’s faced him before. As the villainous duo unleash a troll army upon Asgard, the Hulk arrives in time to turn the tide, proving his strength and loyalty. Yet even in victory, his presence unsettles Odin, who, unimpressed, banishes him back to Earth.
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