Thor #35/36
Thor #35/36, written by Tom DeFalco and illustrated by Ron Frenz with inks by Brett Breeding and colors by Gregory Wright, finds Thor racing to the hospital after learning that Fandral has been gravely injured by police. As tensions rise, the mysterious Seth mobilizes the Earth Force in a direct assault on Thor, aiming to finish what the police began. The cover by Ron Frenz and Brett Breeding captures the storm of conflict just beginning.
In a pulse-pounding clash of myth and mayhem, Thor [Sigurd Jarlson] races to stop Quicksand from triggering a nuclear meltdown at a power plant, while an unhinged Hogun wages a brutal fight against Daredevil, convinced he’s a demon from the realm of Death. With the Warriors Three scattered and the Enchantress watching from the shadows, chaos erupts as ancient gods and modern heroes collide in a battle where loyalty is tested and the line between friend and foe blurs.
In "null," a television writer chasing inspiration for a Thor series weaves together fragmented memories from those who crossed paths with the god of thunder—ranging from former allies like the Avengers and the Warriors Three to enigmatic figures like Loki and the Cobra. Through a series of intimate, revealing interviews, the story unfolds in a mosaic of personal recollections, each one painting a different shade of Thor’s legacy, from heroic deeds to quiet moments of doubt.
Thor rushes to Fandral’s side after learning the Warrior Three member was critically injured by police, only to find himself cornered by the newly formed Earth Force—led by the enigmatic Grand Vizier and including Skyhawk, Wind-Warrior, and Earth-Lord Tyle Brock, whose wife Marge watches from the shadows. As tensions flare between the Asgardian hero and the Earth Force, Seth’s true intentions begin to surface, and the line between protector and threat blurs in the aftermath of a violent clash.
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↩ Reprints Thor #393 (1988), Thor #394 (1988), Thor #395 (1988)
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