Thor #5
"Cap and Rick face their first real test as partners when a rampaging Hulk terrorizes New York City, forcing Cap to confront his fears about Rick's readiness. After a tense standoff and a surprising turn in the Avengers Mansion, Rick dons Bucky Barnes’ old uniform and steps into the role Cap has long hesitated to grant. With HYDRA's plot to poison the city’s water supply unfolding, the duo must fight their way through a series of escalating battles, proving they can stand together under fire. Written by Jim Steranko and Stan Lee, with art by Steranko and inks by Joe Sinnott, this pivotal issue marks Rick’s official rise as Cap’s new partner—drawn in bold lines and dramatic shadows. The cover by Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta captures the moment with dynamic energy, a striking image of the pair facing their first true trial."
In "Ego, la Planète Vivante," Thor [Donald Blake] faces off against Ego, the Living Planet, in a battle that could determine Earth's fate. As the planet's influence spreads, Thor must confront not only a cosmic entity but also the growing threat of colonization, while Jane finds herself drawn into the mysterious New Men and offered a new role in Wundagore.
In a storm of chaos and resolve, Captain America confronts the Hulk’s rampage through New York City, only to see the beast vanish—leaving behind a promise to protect the one who might one day stand beside him. When Bucky’s old uniform resurfaces at Avengers Mansion, Rick Jones faces his own trial, stepping into a legacy he’s long hesitated to claim. Together, Cap and Rick uncover a HYDRA plot to poison the city’s water, testing their bond in a fight that demands more than strength—it demands trust.
In "L'essaim approche," the wounded Asgardians face a new threat as Queen Ula dispatches the dreaded Flying Trolls of Thryheim to finish them off. With Thor, Loki, and the Warriors Three still reeling from their battle with a dragon, the arrival of these airborne horrors raises the stakes—especially as Balder and the newly introduced Queen Ula play pivotal roles in the unfolding crisis.
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↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #124 (1966), Journey into Mystery #125 (1966), Thor #126 (1966), Thor #131 (1966), Thor #132 (1966), Thor #133 (1966), Captain America #110 (1969)
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