Thor : L'intégrale #1972-1973
In "Renaissance !", Thor returns to Asgard only to find it overrun by lizard-like beings claiming to be victims of the alien Vrellnexians—and offering help in locating the missing Odin. With John Buscema’s dynamic art and Vince Colletta’s bold inks bringing the clash of gods and alien invaders to life, this 2022 Panini France collection entry delivers a twist-laden tale where trust is a weapon and allies may be the greatest threat. Cover by Gil Kane and Joe Sinnott sets the stage with a striking, mythic vision.
In "Renaissance !", the return of the Absorbing Man sets off a chain of chaos as Loki’s voice drives him to hunt Thor. With Hildegarde and Sif quickly overwhelmed, Thor takes the fight to the Absorbing Man—only to see him flee toward Tom Fagan’s home, where Loki lies in wait.
In a Halloween-themed costume parade hosted by Tom Fagan, Thor faces off against the Absorbing Man, then Loki, in a battle that escalates when Sif convinces Karnilla to aid Thor—offering her companionship on a quest in return. With a storm summoned from the heavens, Loki is blinded and falls from a cliff’s edge, leaving the outcome of his fate—and the nature of Karnilla’s mission—shrouded in mystery.
In a storm of cosmic upheaval, Thor grapples with the sudden disappearance of Sif, his resolve tested as he confronts Jarvis—only to later offer him heartfelt apologies. As the hero battles the cunning Mercurio, a mysterious force from beyond the stars begins to stir, drawing him toward a forgotten realm where the Ruler of Gramos awaits. The line between dimensions blurs, and Thor must face a threat that defies all known laws—before the very fabric of reality unravels.
In "Le marteau et le feu infernal," Thor races through a burning realm, desperate to reclaim his hammer after it’s cast into a pit of infernal flames—his only hope to avoid becoming Dr. Blake, while shadowed by the treachery of Ulik and the looming presence of Ulla la reine des trolls. With Tremmidur and Muthos watching from the edge of the chaos, the fate of the hammer—and Thor’s humanity—hangs in the flames.
In "La fin de la bataille !", Thor returns from the forge of the trolls with Mjölnir in hand, only to face a new threat as Ulik leads a horde of trolls against humanity. With allies Ulla, Tyborr, and Tyg'r at his side, the battle tests their strength and resolve—just as news arrives that Balder has returned, but changed in ways no one expected.
In "Voyage jusqu'à l'étoile d'or !", Thor and his companions return to Asgard only to find it seized by the Lézards—strange, reptilian beings who claim to be victims of the far more dangerous Vrellnexians. With the help of Gorney and the Lézards’ mysterious knowledge, Thor sets out on a desperate journey across the stars to locate the missing Odin, unaware that the truth behind their alliance is far darker than it seems.
In "Le dieu dans le joyau !", Thor faces an impossible choice when he discovers that the God-Jewel holds Sif and Karnilla captive—destroying it could save them, but at the cost of unraveling the universe itself. With Xorr, le dieu joyau, whispering promises from within the gem, and forces led by Kagg, Rothgar, and Quellor closing in, Thor must find a way to free his allies without unleashing cosmic ruin.
In "Là où règne le chaos !", Thor s’allie avec Mercurio pour affronter Xorr, le Dieu-Joyau, dont la menace menace de dévaster les mondes. Le Grand Commissaire de Rigel et le souverain de Gramos observent l’affrontement depuis leurs royaumes, tandis que Sif est libérée, réjouissant Thor, et que Mercurio prépare son plan pour sauver son monde en recueillant les éclats du dieu vaincu.
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