Thor : L'intégrale #1964

When Odin strips Thor of half his power in disappointment, the god’s absence creates a rift that draws the attention of Zarrko, the man from the future, now restored to memory by Loki’s cunning. With a vengeful past reawakened and a mysterious robot miner stirring in the shadows, the fate of Asgard hangs in the balance as ancient forces collide.

In the heart of Asgard’s ancient halls, young Thor yearns to prove himself worthy of Mjolnir, but Heimdall shields him from the coming storm. When Loki twists fate and opens a rift to unleash a horde of unseen enemies, Thor is drawn into a desperate stand alongside the wild spirits Ulfrin le dragon, Hati, and Skoll—each a force of myth and fury. As the skies darken and the earth trembles, the fate of Asgard hangs in the balance.

In "Menacé par l'Enchanteresse et l'Exécuteur !", Thor finds himself caught between two forces: the cunning allure of the Enchantress and the clumsy interference of the Executioner, all orchestrated by Loki and Odin to break his heart. As the plan unfolds, old loyalties are tested and the line between trickery and truth begins to blur.

In a moment of solemn duty, Odin must choose a guardian for the Bifrost, setting his eyes on three legendary Asgardians: Agnar le féroce, Gotron l'agile, and the enigmatic Heimdall. As the fate of the rainbow bridge hangs in the balance, ancient rivalries and hidden strengths come to light in this brief, mythic tale of sacrifice and legacy.

In "Le Cobra et Mister Hyde !", the sinister Cobra teams up with the monstrous Mister Hyde in a bold bid to defeat Thor. Tracking the god of thunder to Dr. Blake's office, they force the scientist to aid their plan—only for Blake to seize the moment and transform into Thor himself, turning the tables on his would-be captors.

In "Le dieu du tonnerre contre-attaque !", Thor evades his pursuers, transforms back into Dr. Blake, and plays a dangerous game of deception to reclaim his cane—only to unleash Thor once more and strike down the Cobra with ease. But as Hyde escapes by assuming the identity of Calvin Zabo, the real battle for trust and loyalty begins, leaving Blake shaken when he returns to the office to find Jane's anger over his apparent betrayal.

In a tale of myth and mercy, Balder’s compassion for a fallen bird leads to a death sentence from Odin, who demands his son’s execution for abandoning the battlefield. Yet Balder’s kindness resonates through the world—plants, animals, and even the earth itself shield him from harm, turning his fate into legend. As Thor watches in disbelief and new figures like Tyr and Honir step into the story’s shadow, the gods face a choice: enforce justice or honor a hero whose very soul defies death.

In "La Gargouille grise attaque !", a scientist transformed into living stone by his own experiment sets his sights on Thor, driven by a desperate quest for immortality. As Don Blake, Thor must outwit the stone-wielding Gargouille grise—Paul Duval—before the city falls under his petrifying grasp, with Jane Foster caught in the crossfire.

In "Balder doit mourir !", Loki, driven by jealousy and ambition, confronts Karnilla, the Norn Queen, demanding the secret of Balder’s one vulnerability—mistletoe. With the fate of the god hanging in the balance, Loki prepares to strike, but the Norn Queen intervenes, her power and authority halting the deadly act before it can be completed.

In "Au pouvoir de Loki, prince du mal !", Thor—disguised as Don Blake—races to aid Doctor Strange after a devastating mystical assault, only to find himself caught in a web of deception when Loki exploits a rift between Thor and Odin to abduct Jane Foster. With the Avengers on standby and Heimdall watching the skies, Thor must confront the trickster god on Earth, where magic, pride, and loyalty collide.

Thor finds himself trapped in a dwarven mine, sold into slavery by the cunning King Sindri, who seeks to profit from the young god’s capture. As the trolls prepare to exploit their new prisoner, Thor must outwit his captors and free the enslaved before the mine collapses.

When Magneto unleashes his powers in the city, he draws the attention of Thor, sparking a clash that sends them soaring aboard Magneto’s submerged vessel. As the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants scours the streets in search of the X-Men, the battle between Thor and Magneto escalates—until Magneto escapes in his craft, pursued by the X-Men’s submarine. Back on land, Thor reverts to Don Blake and shares a quiet moment with Jane Foster, who offers him a snack and a glass of milk.

In "L'univers contre lui," Thor [Don Blake] faces his greatest test yet when Loki orchestrates a brutal ambush, sending Cobra and Mister Hyde to seize Jane Foster. Forced to retreat under threat to her life, Thor earns Odin’s scorn and is banished from Asgard—only to return to Earth with a renewed resolve. Now hunted by the villains and racing against time, Thor must protect Jane as he prepares for a final, desperate confrontation where even the flow of time itself may bend to his will.

In "Le pouvoir du dieu du tonnerre !", Thor faces off against the Cobra and Mister Hyde in a desperate battle as Jane Foster slips closer to death. With Odin's resolve beginning to shift thanks to Balder's quiet influence, a desperate mission is sent across the realms: a plea for help from Hardol le guérisseur, the mystic healer beyond the molten chasm. Loki is sent to deliver the message, but his path is blocked—by Balder and other Asgardiens who still doubt him. When Balder takes up the task, he must cross treacherous lands to find the healer, bringing hope just in time for Thor to save Jane.

In "Le secret de Sigurd !", Thor faces a mysterious challenger named Sigurd during a walk with Balder and Loki. As their duel escalates, Sigurd’s strength grows with each fall—until Balder recalls the truth: Sigurd draws power from the Earth Sprites, making him nearly unstoppable on the ground. With a clever move, Thor hurls Sigurd skyward, leaving him stranded on a distant asteroid. The three gods continue their journey, the encounter ending with Loki quietly regretting that Thor wasn’t bested.