The Mighty Thor Vol. 5: The Death of the Mighty Thor

by Aaron, Jason
ISBN: 9781302906603
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Marvel Legacy hits Asgard with a bang, with...the death of the Mighty Thor The final judgment comes as the Mangog arrives. The War Thor will meet the beast head-on, but even the bloodthirst of this Ultimate hammer-wielder may pale in comparison to the Mangog's might The battle rages even as Jane Foster's cancer takes a turn for the worse, and she might not have to wait for the final judgment at all. The clock is ticking, the War of the Realms is spreading, and Mjolnir cannot save her this time. Can even the legendary Hercules help avert disaster? It's the beginning of the end - one that will lead to the most dramatic return in the Marvel Universe

COLLECTING: MIGHTY THOR 700-706

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Author: Aaron, Jason
  • ISBN: 9781302906603
  • Condition: Used
  • Dimensions: 10.40 x 0.50
  • Number Of Pages: 136
  • Publication Year: 2018

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  • Beautiful. Ridiculously Beautiful.

    Laura K. - 4 years 11 months ago

    This is the conclusion to the Jane Foster Mighty Thor run and it's absolutely lovely. The one big thing about Marvel storylines is they can get derailed by the large conflicts that happen and the individual character storylines (see Captain Marvel, the awesome character with strong writers constantly being stalled by Events, also SpiderGwen got tagged with this syndrome). Writer Jason Aaron though has managed to sidestep this problem and keep Mighty Thor consistent and interesting by focusing on the larger struggle of Jane and why she fights. That's what makes this book a perfect conclusion to her run as it's all about Jane's idea of making an impact and fighting for what she thinks she must. Also, there's quite the tussle with Mangog, who's just a god-killing, genocidal monster so there's that. Russ Dauterman's art is so brilliant to the storytelling and is only enhanced even more by Matt Wilson's excellent choice of colors. This was a great team to tell the story of Mighty Thor and it's definitely something to check out!

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