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Thor Visionaries: Walter Simonson #[1]

Jan 2000 · Marvel · 24.95 USD; 37.95 CAD
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“Doom!”
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This volume collects the first half of Walt Simonson's legendary run on Thor, including issues #337-345 and #347-348. Simonson's tenure redefined the God of Thunder with epic Norse mythology, the introduction of Beta Ray Bill, and the iconic 'Casket of Ancient Winters' storyline. A must-read for fans of classic Marvel storytelling and cosmic-scale adventure.

In "Doom!", Walter Simonson delivers a gripping tale from the heart of Asgardian myth, as Balder embarks on a desperate mission to Loki's realm to seek aid against an ancient evil. With Simonson handling every aspect of the interior art and inks, and Christie Scheele's colors grounding the storm-laden skies, the story unfolds with raw emotional weight as Balder's vow of peace shatters in the face of betrayal. The cover, also by Simonson, captures the moment's grim intensity.

writer, artist, inker Walter Simonson · colorist Christie Scheele · letterer John Workman Jr. · cover Walter Simonson

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writer, artist, inker Walter Simonson
cover pencils, inks Walter Simonson

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Balder is sent by Odin to make the perilous journey to Loki's realm to ask the god of mischief for aid in combating an ancient evil. Malekith makes it there first and sways Loki to his side. Balder, forced to break his vow of non-violence by a taunting Loki, cuts off the schemer's head and wanders into the desert to die.

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