Thor Epic Collection #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "They Strike From Space!", Thor faces off against the relentless Destroyer in a battle that pushes him to his limits—unaware that the creature is powered by Sif’s very life force. With Odin finally lifting his punishment and restoring Thor’s full might, the God of Thunder must rise to meet the growing threat, even as Ulik and a troll army assault Karnilla’s fortress and Balder is freed from her control. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic art by Jack Kirby, with inks by Vince Colletta and letters by Sam Rosen, this epic chapter features a cover by Kirby and Colletta that captures the storm of conflict.
In a cosmic clash of wills, Thor faces off against Ego, the Living Planet, in a battle that could decide Earth’s fate. With the fate of humanity hanging in the balance, Jane Foster finds herself drawn into the enigmatic New Men, where she’s offered a new role in the heart of Wundagore—just as ancient forces and the High Evolutionary’s shadowy plans begin to stir.
In a tale of divine trials and forgotten bonds, Jane Foster is granted godhood by Odin—only to be cast back to Earth, her memories of Thor and Asgard erased. Meanwhile, Thor reunites with Sif, the warrior goddess and sister to Heimdall, after years apart, as ancient forces and the mysterious Lurking Unknown stir beneath the surface.
In a tale of vengeance and ancient ties, Thor and the Warriors Three are drawn into a tragedy when they find the dying Saguta, a fellow countryman of Hogun’s. As Hogun swears to avenge Saguta’s death, the shadow of Mogul, lord of the Mystic Mountain, looms ever closer—while new allies like the Jinni and the enigmatic Mogul himself step into the unfolding storm.
When Slugger Sykes teams up with Chuda to unleash the cybernetic Replicus for criminal gain, Thor finds himself caught in a battle of wills and machines. As Sykes betrays Chuda’s grand design, the line between weapon and will blurs—leaving only chaos in its wake.
When Loki manipulates the Super-Skrull into launching an assault on Asgard, Thor must face the alien warrior in a clash of godly might and alien power. As the battle rages, Odin dispatches Sif and Balder on a perilous quest to the land of Ringsfjord to uncover the source of a growing dark enchantment.
Thor finds himself stranded on Earth after Odin banishes him and strips him of Mjolnir’s power, leaving him vulnerable and alone. With Sif and Balder watching helplessly, the Ringmaster of the Circus of Crime seizes the moment, using hypnotic tricks to turn Thor into a reluctant performer in his twisted show.
When Thor, weakened and under a spell, aids the Circus of Crime in stealing the Golden Bull, Sif and Balder observe from Asgard as Earth’s forces close in. With the Ringmaster pulling strings and the Circus’s odd crew on the move, Jane Foster and Dr. Keith Kincaid find themselves caught in a mystery that reaches beyond the mortal world—while Odin’s gaze remains fixed on the chaos below.
In the aftermath of betrayal, Thor awakens to confront Hela’s relentless advance, refusing to stay fallen. With Sif commanding the Destroyer and Balder standing firm against Karnilla and Loki’s schemes, the battlefield becomes a clash of gods, trickery, and ancient fury—where even death may not be the end.
In a storm-lashed clash of gods and monsters, Thor faces the Destroyer in a battle that pushes him to his limits—unaware that the warrior he fights is animated by Sif’s desperate will. As Odin weighs the cost of his son’s exile, he makes a fateful decision to restore Thor’s full power, while chaos erupts at Karnilla’s fortress, where Ulik leads a troll army and the sorceress unleashes Balder from her control to turn the tide.
Thor finds himself thrust into the realm of the Norns, where he must face Ulik in a trial by combat, while Odin journeys to Midgard to recover the fallen Destroyer. With Sif freed and the ancient machine still and silent, the fate of Asgard hangs in the balance as old alliances are tested and new threats emerge.
When Loki steals Thor’s hammer and flees to Midgard, Thor and Sif give chase—only for Thor to lose his power and transform into Dr. Donald Blake as Loki strikes. With Sif wounded and her life hanging in the balance, Blake must perform a desperate surgery to save her, all while the god of mischief remains at large.
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