Thor #292

Feb 1980 · Marvel · 0.40 USD

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“If an Eye Offend Thee...!”

In "If an Eye Offend Thee...!", Thor #292 (1980) delivers a pivotal moment as the clash between the Greek Gods and the Eternals reaches its climax. With Odin refusing to kill his own son, Thor departs Olympia on a quest to reclaim the mystic eye he once sacrificed to Mimir. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life by Keith Pollard’s dynamic art, with Chic Stone’s inks, Carl Gafford’s colors, and Joe Rosen’s lettering, this issue marks a turning point in Thor’s journey. The cover, by Keith Pollard and Bob Layton, captures the weight of the moment.

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writer Roy Thomas · artist Keith Pollard · inker Chic Stone · colorist Carl Gafford · letterer Joe Rosen · cover Keith Pollard, Bob Layton

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Cast · 3 characters

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writer Roy Thomas

artist Keith Pollard

inker Chic Stone

colorist Carl Gafford

letterer Joe Rosen

cover pencils Keith Pollard

cover inks Bob Layton

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The battle between the Greek Gods and the Eternals comes to an end when Odin refuses to kill his son Thor. Thor leaves Olympia to find the mystic eye of Odin that he sacrificed to Mimir.

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