Thor #3

Sep 2012 · Panini France · 4.80 EUR; 5.50 EUR (Belgique); 510 XPF; 2850 XAF; 6.50 CAD; 46.00 MAD; 5.00 TND

📊 ~109,930 copies sold its debut month

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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In this pivotal 2012 issue of Thor, written by Christos Gage and illustrated by Tom Grummett with inks by Cory Hamscher and colors by Chris Sotomayor, the battle against the mind-controlled Hybrid reaches a breaking point as Reptil is gravely injured. With the future Academy team forced to rethink their strategy, they make a daring choice to restore Reptil’s mind to his body—just as Veil returns with Jocasta, who delivers a shocking verdict: the Academy is no longer a safe place for its students, and its days may be numbered. The cover, a striking piece by Olivier Coipel, captures the intensity of the moment.

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writer Christos Gage · artist Tom Grummett · inker Cory Hamscher · colorist Chris Sotomayor · cover Olivier Coipel

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writer Christos Gage

artist Tom Grummett

inker Cory Hamscher

colorist Chris Sotomayor

cover pencils, inks Olivier Coipel

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During the all-out battle with Hybrid and the team members he is controlling, Reptil is severely injured. The future Academy team decides to abandon their original plan and returns the young Reptil's mind to his body. Veil returns with Jocasta, who declares that the Academy is not a safe place for its students and should be shut down.

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