Thor #7
In "Enchanté (3)", Thor battles a haunting, nightmare version of his father while the Mares tighten their grip on Broxton, trapping Jeff Fischer and the townspeople in the Marelock. With the stakes rising, Jeff’s desperate actions accidentally transform Thor into the Deconsecrator, plunging him into a dark and unpredictable new form. Written by Matt Fraction and Jérémy Manesse, with striking art by Pepe Larraz and vivid colors by Frank D'Armata, this issue delivers a surreal, high-stakes chapter in the ongoing saga. The cover, by Giuseppe Camuncoli, captures the eerie intensity of the moment.
In "Enchanté (3)," Thor confronts a nightmare realm where his father Odin appears as a shadowed foe, while Jeff Fischer’s unintended magic transforms him into the Deconsecrator. Trapped in the Marelock’s waking dream, Jeff and the people of Broxton struggle to escape as Enchantresse and her allies weave illusions through Songes and the spectral Huginn and Muninn.
In "Services de protection (3)," the mutant teens from the Academy—Mettle, Reptil, Finesse, X-23, White Tiger [Ava Ayala], Lightspeed, Juston Seyfert, Transonic, Velocidad, Surge, Primal, Dust, Pixie, Prodigy, the Stepford Cuckoos [Mindee, Phoebe, Celeste], and Madison Jeffries [Box]—navigate a turning point as they push for independence, testing their trust in Tigra and the uncertain loyalty of Sebastian Shaw. With Loa choosing to stay behind, the group faces a moment of reckoning that reshapes their understanding of protection, leadership, and what it means to be a team.
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↩ Reprints The Mighty Thor #14 (2012), Avengers Academy #31 (2012), Avengers Academy #32 (2012), Journey into Mystery #639 (2012), The Mighty Thor #15 (2012), The Mighty Thor #16 (2012)
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