Thor #358

Aug 1985 · Marvel · 0.65 USD; 0.75 CAD; 0.30 GBP

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“When Dalliance Was in Flower or Take the Cash and Let the Credit Go”

In "When Dalliance Was in Flower or Take the Cash and Let the Credit Go," Walt Simonson crafts a sharp, mythic twist as Lorelei, under Loki’s command, ensnares Thor in a spell of enchantment. With Sif and Bill confronting the GLF—only to discover their true allegiance lies with the Titanium Man—Heimdall’s cunning magic turns the tide, unraveling the web of deception. The issue, illustrated with bold precision by Simonson and colored by Christie Scheele, features a striking cover by Simonson, capturing the clash of gods and schemes in 1985’s vibrant Marvel landscape.

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writer, artist, inker Walt Simonson · colorist Christie Scheele · letterer John Workman Jr. · cover Walter Simonson

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writer, artist, inker Walt Simonson

colorist Christie Scheele

letterer John Workman Jr.

cover pencils, inks Walter Simonson

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Lorelei, at the behest of Loki, bewitches Thor. Bill and Sif face down the GLF until the group learns that they are working for a Russkie (Titanium Man) and turn on him. Thanks to a little spell by Heimdall, Lorelei falls for Loki.

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