The Mighty Thor Omnibus #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover omnibus collects the concluding chapters of Walt Simonson's legendary Thor run, featuring epic battles with Surtur, the death of Balder, and the introduction of the powerful new villainess, the Enchantress. The volume also includes the groundbreaking 'The Ballad of Beta Ray Bill' storyline and the iconic 'Thor vs. the Midgard Serpent' confrontation, all presented in a direct market variant cover by Jack Kirby.
In "But Dr. Blake Can Die!", Thor's absence of his hammer leaves him vulnerable when Loki steals it and flees to Midgard, forcing a transformed Don Blake to confront the consequences. With Sif injured in the clash, Blake must step up to save her life—putting his own fate in the balance. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic art by Jack Kirby, inks by Vince Colletta, and lettering by Artie Simek, this pivotal tale from the Mighty Thor Omnibus #3 showcases the stakes of identity and sacrifice. The cover, a striking collaboration by Jack Kirby and John Verpoorten, captures the moment of tension with dramatic flair.
When Loki steals Thor’s hammer and flees to Midgard, Thor and Sif give chase—only for Thor to transform into Don Blake when Loki strikes. With Sif wounded and her life hanging in the balance, Dr. Blake must perform a desperate operation to save her, even as the threat of Loki’s schemes and the looming presence of Odin’s court weigh heavily on the battlefield.
Thor must confront the rising threat of Mangog, a being of ancient malice unleashed by Ulik, as Hela tempts him with visions of endless war and Sif lies wounded. With Loki ruling Asgard in Odin’s absence and the Council Supreme divided, Thor races to stop the chaos before the Legion of the Lost and Muggers, Inc. draw the realm into ruin.
Thor and Sif return to Asgard just as the realm trembles under the threat of Mangog’s approach, drawn by the Odinsword and the promise of Ragnarok. Loki’s scheme unfolds as he sends Thor and the Warriors Three—Hogun, Fandral, and Volstagg—into a desperate clash with the unstoppable force, while Odin, Balder, and Karnilla brace for the end of all things. The Legion of the Lost and Ego watch from the shadows, and the fate of the universe hangs in the balance.
In the wake of chaos, Balder and the Legion of the Lost flee Karnilla’s grasp to join the fray, as Thor and the Warriors Three stand ready against the unstoppable Mangog. With Odin’s awakening just in time to thwart the beast’s grasp on the Odinsword, the fate of Asgard hangs in the balance.
When Dr. Don Blake ventures through the rugged landscapes of Norway, he stumbles upon an ancient mystery that awakens a long-forgotten power—his walking stick transforms him into Thor, the god of thunder, as he faces an unexpected threat: the Stone Men from Saturn. With the fate of Earth hanging in the balance, Thor must harness his divine strength to confront an alien force that has come from beyond the stars.
In "A God Berserk!", Thor’s fierce battle for Sif’s hand against the enigmatic Him leaves him consumed by warrior madness—a state so dangerous it’s forbidden in Asgard. Now broken by his own rage and facing the judgment of Odin, Thor must confront the cost of his victory before the weight of his actions can be undone.
In "This World Renounced!", Thor stands on the brink of exile, but when Loki strikes Balder on Earth, Odin allows Thor to intervene—only for the god to transform into Dr. Donald Blake. As Blake, he’s overwhelmed by Loki’s assault, but Odin sees through the trickery and turns the tables: Loki, wielding Blake’s cane, must now face exile instead. With Balder’s life hanging in the balance, Blake performs a desperate surgery to save him, all while the fate of Asgard hangs in the air.
Thor pilots the Odinship in a desperate hunt for Galactus, only to be captured by the Devourer of Worlds, who begins to recount his ancient origin. Meanwhile, on Earth, a foreign nation unleashes the newly forged Thermal Man, sending him on a mission of destruction toward the United States.
Thor returns to Earth to aid the Warriors Three in facing the fiery threat of the Thermal Man, but as the battle rages, a hidden spell from Karnilla begins to shift the tide. With Balder watching from the shadows and Loki’s schemes simmering beneath the surface, the clash of gods and flame tests more than just strength.
In "Ulik Unleashed!", the thunder god Thor finds himself reluctantly teamed with the monstrous Ulik in the bizarre ranks of the Ringmaster’s Circus of Crime. When the circus’s twisted games erupt into a full-blown brawl, Thor must fight not only Ulik but also the Ringmaster’s sinister plans to steal a top-secret government computer—before the whole spectacle turns deadly.
In "The Carnage of the Crypto-Man!", Thor faces off against the robotic menace created by scientist Jasper Whyte, who has stolen Thor’s powers and weaponized them. As the Crypto-Man races toward a devastating explosion in New York, Thor confronts Whyte with a chilling reminder of his past—his mother still lives in the city. The story pits raw power against desperate ambition, with the fate of the city hanging in the balance.
In "The Fall of Asgard!", Loki’s treachery reaches its peak as he strikes while Odin sleeps, seizing the Ring Imperial and declaring himself king. With Sif held captive and the realm in chaos, Thor and his companions—Balder, the Warriors Three, and Karnilla—must confront the unthinkable: an Asgard they no longer recognize, ruled by the brother they once trusted.
In "Inferno!", Loki seizes control of Asgard and imprisons Thor, the Warriors Three, and the realm's fate in his twisted game. With Balder's help, the heroes break free and race to stop Loki’s dangerous scheme and rescue Sif—only to face the far greater threat of Surtur’s fiery assault. As flames engulf the Nine Realms, Asgard’s defenders stand ready, but Loki’s escape leaves the future uncertain.
In "To End in Flames!", Thor and his allies face their greatest trial as Surtur's relentless assault threatens Asgard's very existence. With Balder breaking Odin from the Odinsleep and the full weight of the All-Father's power unleashed, the fate of the realm hangs in the balance. The Warriors Three, Sif, and the remaining Asgardians stand ready—unbroken, defiant, and united in a final stand against the fire giant's wrath.
In "No More the Thunder God!", Loki’s cunning turns the Asgardian world upside down when he swaps faces and forms with Thor, plunging the realm into confusion. As Balder and Sif fall victim to the deception, the real Thor—now wearing Loki’s face—must fight not just the chaos of his disguise, but the trust of those who know him best. With Balder injured and the truth hanging in the balance, even the Warriors Three may be forced to question who they’ve been fighting all along.
When Gods Go Mad! kicks off with a wild twist: Thor and Loki have swapped bodies, throwing the Asgardian court into chaos. With Odin blind to the truth, he banishes the real Thor—now trapped in Loki’s form—to Hades, where Mephisto rules. As Thor’s allies scramble to reach him, the frozen god lies helpless, and the fate of Asgard hangs in the balance.
In "One God Must Fall!", Thor—disguised as Loki—breaks free from Mephisto’s dark domain with help from Sif and the Warriors Three, their bond proving stronger than the devil’s illusions. Meanwhile, on Earth, the real Loki, masquerading as Thor, wages war against the military, forcing a final confrontation with his true self. The clash of gods and identities reaches a breaking point when Thor turns the tide with a clever ruse, reclaiming his form and ending Loki’s deception.
In "The Prisoner-- the Power-- and-- Dr. Doom!", Thor must balance his duties in Asgard with a dangerous mission on Midgard when he learns that Doctor Doom has been constructing hidden missile silos in Latveria. Meanwhile, Doom, intrigued by a newspaper article about Dr. Don Blake’s new career in plastic surgery, captures him and demands a cure for his disfigured face—only to be met with shock when Blake admits he can’t fix it. Imprisoned and forced to confront his own limitations, Blake transforms into Thor, escapes, and sets out to stop Doom’s plans before they come to fruition.
In "The World Beyond!", Thor answers a desperate call from his father Odin, who has ventured into the unknown to confront the cosmic threat of Infinity. With Asgard under siege once more—this time by Loki’s newly forged army—Thor must defend his home before he follows Odin’s trail into the mysterious realm beyond. As the fate of Asgard hangs in the balance, Thor prepares to step into the unknown, guided only by the echoes of his father’s final warning.
Thor ventures into the World Beyond in search of answers about Odin’s disappearance, where he encounters the enigmatic Guardian and the silent, ancient presence known as The Silent One. As Infinity wages war across the cosmos, tearing at the fabric of reality, Thor must confront the growing chaos while facing echoes of the past—both in the form of Odin’s Vizier and the lingering shadow of Loki’s betrayal.
In "The End of Infinity!", Thor uncovers a shocking truth: the cosmic entity Infinity is none other than Odin himself. As Hela’s dark plan unfolds, Odin is forced to confront his own essence in a battle that tests the limits of godhood. With the fate of Asgard hanging in the balance and a terrible bargain struck, Thor now stands at the heart of a crisis that could end everything.
When Loki seizes the Odin-Ring and usurps the throne of Asgard, he turns his brother Thor and the Warriors Three into mere obstacles in his path. With Asgard under his control, Loki unleashes Durok the Demolisher upon Earth, setting the stage for a clash that will test the limits of divine power and mortal courage.
In "Conflagration!", Loki’s tyrannical rule over Asgard reaches a breaking point as Thor clashes with the relentless Durok the Demolisher, struggling to hold the line. With Asgardian forces faltering, Balder and Karnilla take desperate action—summoning the Silver Surfer in a bid to shift the balance of power. As the skies ignite and ancient alliances fracture, the fate of the realm hangs in the balance.
In "What Power Unleashed?", Thor’s desperate bid to free Asgard from Loki’s grip ends in failure, leaving him sentenced to death. As the realm teeters under tyranny, the Silver Surfer confronts Durok the Demolisher in a clash that spans time and space, while ancient forces and storm giants stir in the shadows.
In "This Fatal Fury!", Thor’s fate hangs in the balance as Loki’s tyrannical rule over Asgard reaches its peak. With Thor sentenced to death and Sif threatened with a forced marriage, the God of Thunder escapes by transforming into Don Blake—only to reclaim his hammer and storm back into battle. As the Warriors Three awaken Odin from the Odinsleep, the cursed Odin-ring begins to unravel Loki’s control, leading to a dramatic confrontation where the true heir of Asgard must rise once more.
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