Thor den mægtige #1/1974
In "Kilden ved Jordens rand!", a colossal alien giant trapped in a glacier stirs fear across the land—until a scientist risks everything to free it, uncovering a truth that challenges the very idea of danger. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Don Heck, this 1974 issue delivers a thoughtful, grounded tale of fear, curiosity, and the unexpected. The cover by John Romita captures the moment of tension with striking clarity.
In "Kilden ved Jordens rand!", Thor and the Warriors Three clash with the forces of Satrina and Kartag—only to find unexpected kinship in the midst of battle. As Asgard trembles under the onslaught of Mangog, who lays waste to the realm, Thor must unite with his former foe Kartag to stand against the unstoppable threat. With Odin near death from the strain of shielding Asgard, and Hildegarde joining Sif in a fierce defense, the fate of the realm hangs in the balance.
When a massive alien giant is discovered frozen in a glacier, panic spreads over the possibility of what might awaken. Scientist Charles Burton, convinced the fear is more dangerous than the creature itself, takes the risk of freeing Zog—only to find the giant is far less threatening than anyone imagined.
In a grim, underground arena, the merciless fighter Crusher learns the hard way that even the strongest can be overpowered—when the monstrous Xoorr emerges, proving that pain has a new, far more terrifying master.
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