Thor #1
In "Le marteau de Thor," Thor sets sail on a perilous mission to defend Asgard, blessed by Odin but immediately torn by internal conflict. As tensions flare among the crew—Loki defends Volstagg, Magrat the Schemer plots against Thor, and Kroda the Duellist is thwarted by Hogun the Grim—the voyage becomes as much a test of unity as of strength. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby, with inks by Vince Colletta, this 1977 issue features cover art by Kirby and Colletta, capturing the stormy spirit of the tale.
In "Le marteau de Thor," Thor battles Absorbing Man, gaining the upper hand until Loki intervenes by teleporting Creel to Asgard. Meanwhile, Thor rescues Jane Foster from a smoke-filled room, transforming into Doctor Blake—only for reporter Harris Hobbs, who orchestrated the trap, to catch him in the act. Hobbs demands to be taken to Asgard in exchange for destroying the evidence. On Asgard, Creel confronts Odin, who unleashes cosmic energy—only to find it absorbed by the Absorbing Man.
In "Hissez les voiles!", Thor and his Asgardian companions set sail on a perilous mission under Odin’s blessing, only to quickly descend into bickering and betrayal. Tensions flare as Loki defends Volstagg from an unseen threat, while Magrat the Schemer plots behind the scenes, urging Kroda the Duellist to eliminate Thor—only to be thwarted by Hogun the Grim. Amidst the chaos, peace is restored, but Odin’s quiet reflection in Asgard hints at deeper questions about the wisdom of sending such a fractured crew on a dangerous quest.
In "Surtur," the fire giant Surtur rallies the Trolls in a bid to overthrow Asgard, but Odin’s might proves too great. When Surtur escapes to Earth, seeking vengeance, Odin pursues him—his final clash reshaping the planet and giving rise to the moon, setting the world spinning on its axis.
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