Thor Visionaries: Walter Simonson #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume of Thor Visionaries continues Walt Simonson's acclaimed run on the title, collecting issues #347-355 and #357-359. It features the epic 'Surtur Saga,' the introduction of Beta Ray Bill's transformed ship Skuttlebutt, and Thor's battle against the fire demon Surtur, all marked by Simonson's distinctive storytelling and art.
In "Debts of Honor!", Walter Simonson delivers a thunderous chapter of his acclaimed run, where Thor—still under Lorelei’s spell—acts on her commands, striking Sif and aiding Loki’s rise, only for the Enchantress’s cunning to unravel the enchantment and shatter Lorelei’s hold. With the Asgardians returning home from Midgard, the consequences of betrayal and magic begin to settle, all rendered in Simonson’s signature dynamic art and storytelling. The cover by Walter Simonson captures the storm of emotion and power at the heart of the tale.
Thor returns to New York, reuniting with Lorelei under uncertain skies, while Roger Willis senses something amiss in the magic around them. As Thor brings Malekith before Odin in Asgard, the All-Father recounts the ancient battle against Surtur, revealing the fateful choices made by Odin and his brothers—choices that echo through time and shape the fate of gods and men alike.
In a clash of myth and might, Thor and his allies—Beta Ray Bill, Sif, the Warriors Three, and Earth's mightiest heroes—rally to stop Surtur’s demonic horde from overwhelming Earth. Meanwhile, Surtur breaches Asgard itself, shattering the rainbow bridge and confronting Thor in a battle that will decide the fate of both realms.
In "Ragnarok and Ruin!", Odin stands at the forefront of a desperate defense as Surtur's fiery onslaught threatens to consume Asgard. With demons pouring through an ever-widening rift and allies from Earth and the Nine Realms scrambling to find a way to close the gateway, heroes like Beta Ray Bill, the Human Torch, and the Warriors Three must unite with Asgard’s own—Sif, Tyr, and the Asgard Kids—before the flames of destruction claim all.
In the wake of Odin and Thor's fall, Loki steps into the breach as Earth's heroes and Asgardian warriors rally against Surtur's demonic horde. With Roger Willis reassembling the Casket of Ancient Winters and the Avengers joining forces with Asgard's might, the fate of both realms hangs in the balance.
In the wake of Odin’s absence, Asgard reels—its people scattered, its bridge broken. Thor, grappling with loss, walks the wilds of his fallen realm, while on Earth, the Asgardians wait, unaware of the storm gathering. With Hela’s return looming and old allies like Beta Ray Bill, Balder, and Sif at his side, Thor must find strength not just to survive, but to lead.
When Thor, Frigga, and the Asgard Kids are ambushed by Frost Giants on their way home, the journey to Asgard takes a dangerous turn. Meanwhile, Beta Ray Bill and Sif find themselves in New York City, confronting a squad of high-tech criminals—just as the Green Liberation Front, the Titanium Man, and other threats begin to stir.
In a tale of magic and mayhem, Thor finds himself ensnared by Lorelei’s enchantment, set in motion by Loki’s cunning. As the Warriors Three, Sif, and Beta Ray Bill confront the Green Liberation Front—only to uncover their true master in the form of the Titanium Man—Heimdall’s subtle magic turns the tide, leaving Lorelei spellbound by Loki himself.
In a whirlwind of magic and mischief, Thor—still under Lorelei’s spell—staggers toward a shocking alliance with Loki, turning on Sif at his lover’s command. With the Enchantress weaving her own schemes and the Warriors Three watching in disbelief, the fate of Asgard hangs in the balance as secrets unravel and old loyalties are tested.
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↩ Reprints Thor #349 (1984), Thor #350 (1984), Thor #351 (1985), Thor #352 (1985), Thor #353 (1985), Thor #354 (1985), Thor #355 (1985), Thor #357 (1985), Thor #358 (1985), Thor #359 (1985)
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