Thor #15
In "Complot à l'échelle cosmique," Thor and Loki's escalating rivalry reaches a breaking point when Odin intervenes—only to reveal a far greater threat: the Odinsword’s scabbard has been shattered, and an ancient cosmic danger now stirs. With the fate of the universe hanging in the balance, Odin sends his sons on a desperate quest to uncover the enemy behind the breach. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Jack Kirby’s dynamic art and Vince Colletta’s inks, this 1981 issue features a striking cover by John Buscema.
In "Complot à l'échelle cosmique," Thor finds himself caught in a clash that spans realms as he battles Pluto, while Hela schemes to end Odin’s life—only to be thwarted by the time-shield protecting the All-Father. When Odin awakens and intervenes, peace is restored, but his next command sends Thor on a new mission: to Blackworld, where he must aid Sif and her companions in confronting the dangerous ambitions of Ego, the Living Planet.
In a moment of quiet tension among the Warriors of Asgard, Loki’s mischief reaches a breaking point, sparking a clash between Thor and his brother. Odin intervenes, revealing the dire truth: the legendary Odinsword’s scabbard has been shattered, and with it, the balance of the cosmos hangs in the balance. Now, with the sword’s power unsealed and an unseen enemy at large, Thor and Loki must set aside their rivalry to track down the force behind the breach before the universe itself unravels.
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↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #117 (1965), The Avengers #80 (1970), Thor #201 (1972), Thor #202 (1972), Thor #203 (1972), Le Motard Fantôme #1 (1981), Power Man #2 (1981), Hulk #16 (1981)
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