Weird Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Thor Goes to War," a 1940 Fox comic, a civilian named Grant finds himself caught in the escalating conflict when his date, Glenda, sails for Europe—just as war erupts around them. After their ship is torpedoed by a Nazi mine, Grant takes on the mantle of Thor and uses his newfound power to clear a path to safety. The story, illustrated by Pierce Rice with inks by Arturo Cazeneuve, features a dramatic cover by Lou Fine, whose dynamic artwork captures the tension of the moment.
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Grant calls Glenda up for a dinner date, but discovers she is sailing for Europe. Realizing the danger because of the war, he joins her aboard ship, which is soon sunk by a Nazi mine. On a raft, Grant sees a cruiser in the mined waters attempting to follow and rescue them, so Grant becomes Thor and blows up the mines. Now safe, Glenda tells Thor that she is heading for France to warn them of a surprise attack on Paris.
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