Thor Epic Collection #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThor Epic Collection: Ulik Unchained collects a run of Thor stories from the late 1970s and early 1980s, featuring the brutish rock troll Ulik as a primary antagonist. This volume includes issues from the Walter Simonson era and earlier, showcasing Thor's battles against trolls, giants, and other Asgardian threats. It's part of Marvel's Epic Collection line, which gathers complete story arcs in chronological order.
In "All Swords Against Them!", Thor and his companions return to Asgard only to face a terrifying invasion of their own doppelgängers, each a twisted reflection of the heroes they once were. As the true Asgardians battle their false selves, the shocking truth emerges: Igron the Invincible has orchestrated the deception, using dark magic to forge an army of impostors in a bid to seize control of Asgard and the Dark Domain. With the fate of the realm hanging in the balance, the real heroes must stand together—just as a new, unknown threat begins to stir on the horizon.
In "Where Pass the Black Stars, There Also Passes... Death!", Thor and his companions arrive on the dying planet Rigel as the ominous Black Stars draw near. With the Rigellian elite fleeing in their ships, the heroes must race to save the forgotten mutant underclasses before the planet is consumed. As the sky darkens and the stars themselves seem to turn against them, the survivors—Thor, Sif, the Warriors Three, Tana Nile, and others—stand together in silent dread, facing a threat that defies even their might.
In "A Galaxy Consumed!", Thor races across a fractured cosmos where the Black Stars pulse with deadly intent, their realms torn by war among the Caretakers, the Masters of the Black Star, and the enigmatic Protector. As alliances shift and ancient forces rise, Thor must confront the dark might of Karaganda, Dark Lord of the Outer Realm, while Sif, Balder, Tana Nile, and a host of others fight to hold back the consuming dark.
In "Behold! The Land of Doom!", Thor and his companions—Avalon, Balder, Sif, Tana Nile, Silas Grant, and the others—find themselves trapped in a desolate realm ruled by the enigmatic Masters of the Black Star, who wield terrifying power over the lifeless planets of Rhun. As the battle turns against them, a shocking revelation about the fate of those worlds forces a reckoning that could change everything.
In "The Coming of the Firelord!", Thor and Hercules confront the relentless Destroyer, only to be drawn into a far greater threat when they arrive at the hospital to visit Krista—just in time to witness the mysterious Firelord summoning Galactus to consume the Earth. With Odin’s wisdom and Sif’s courage at odds against the looming cosmic disaster, the fate of the planet hangs in the balance as the Firelord’s true intentions remain shrouded in flame.
When the Gods Make War! sees Thor returning to Asgard to find his people struck by a mysterious lethargy, leaving the realm defenseless. Rallying the Warriors Three and summoning Mimir for guidance, Thor learns of an ancient threat: the Egyptian pantheon—Isis, Osiris, Horus—trapped by Seth, while the true god Atum-Re is prophesied to return. With a pyramid in San Diego as the key, Thor journeys to face Horus in battle, only to be stunned by the sudden arrival of Odin—now enchanted, believing himself to be Atum-Re.
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↩ Reprints Thor #217 (1973), Thor #218 (1973), Marvel Treasury Edition #3 (1974), Thor #219 (1974), Thor #220 (1974), Thor #221 (1974), Thor #222 (1974), Thor #223 (1974), Thor #224 (1974), Thor #225 (1974), Thor #226 (1974), Thor #227 (1974), Thor #228 (1974), Thor #229 (1974), Thor #230 (1974), Thor #231 (1975), Thor #232 (1975), Thor #233 (1975), Thor #234 (1975), Thor #235 (1975), Giant-Size Thor #1 (1975), Thor #236 (1975), Thor #237 (1975), Thor #238 (1975), Thor #239 (1975), Thor #240 (1975), Marvel Premiere #26 (1975), Thor #241 (1975)
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