Thor #13
In "La fin du monde," Loki orchestrates a daring escape for the giant Ghan from Asgardian custody, securing a debt of gratitude that could prove pivotal. With the throne of Asgard within reach, Loki begins plotting his next move—using Ghan’s strength to challenge the gods. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby, with inks by Vince Colletta, this 1978 issue features Kirby’s dynamic cover pencils and inks, capturing the epic scale of the threat looming over Asgard.
In "La fin du monde," Thor returns to Asgard with Sif, only to be thrust into a dire mission when Loki betrays them, sending Thor and the Warriors Three to confront the unstoppable Mangog. As the monstrous entity advances toward Asgard, driven by a hunger for the Odinsword, Thor must face the looming threat of Ragnarok before it's too late.
In a tale of ancient grudges and shifting alliances, Thor faces a new threat when Loki frees the giant Ghan—bound by debt and wary of the Asgardian gods. With Ghan now a pawn in Loki’s grand design, the stage is set for a clash of wills that could shake the throne of Asgard itself.
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↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #115 (1965), Thor #155 (1968), Thor #156 (1968), Thor #157 (1968), Captain America #122 (1970)
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