Thor #7
"Chagrin immortel" marks a pivotal moment in Thor’s mythic journey, as Jane is stripped of her memories and returned to Earth after failing Odin’s test for immortality. Meanwhile, Thor reunites with Sif—Heimdall’s sister—after years apart, setting the stage for a story steeped in forgotten bonds and divine duty. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated with epic flair by Jack Kirby, with inks by Vince Colletta, the issue’s cover by Kirby and Colletta captures the weight of this moment in Asgardian lore.
Thor grapples with the weight of loss when Jane Foster, stripped of her memories and sent back to Earth, leaves him to face the echoes of a bond he can no longer reach. Meanwhile, Thor reunites with Sif—Heimdall’s sister—after years apart, sparking a reunion charged with unspoken history and the quiet hum of forgotten promises.
In "Invasion maléfique," Loki’s cunning breach of Asgard’s defenses sets off a dire assault, forcing Thor to stand alone against a tide of enemies. As the Norn Hag, Hati, Skoll, and other dark forces converge, Thor must hold the line until Heimdall, Odin, and the others can respond—while Geirrodur and Ulfrin the Dragon emerge as new threats in the chaos.
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↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #101 (1964), Thor #136 (1967), Thor #137 (1967), Thor #138 (1967), Thor #139 (1967), Captain America #112 (1969)
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