Mighty Thor Vol 1 450

Thor and Code:Blue storm Asgard in an attempt to stop the assault and rescue Odin from Heimdall. Amora leaves Skoll under the watchful eyes of Gregor after he is defeated. Rigger disguises himself as an Asgardian and infiltrates the Well of Eternal Tears, while Thor confronts Heimdall about what he’s done. Karnilla and Amora clash, but she is distracted by a shadowy figure and is defeated. Karnilla attempts to do something to Odin, but is stopped by Heimdall, while Lt. Stone battles Ulik. Odin awakens from the Odinsleep and banishes Heimdall to another dimension. The victors celebrate, but Thor II and Lt. Stone still feel uneasy. Meanwhile, Odin and Karnilla drink to their conquering of Asgard, with no one the wiser.

Appearing in "The End of Ego!"

Featured Characters:

Balder
Sif

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Super-Ego

Other Characters:

Locations:

Items:

Norn Stones

Vehicles:

Destiny Hunt

Synopsis for "The End of Ego!"

Sif and the others get High Evolutionary off of Ego, just before it is destroyed by Super Ego, who is then attacked by the Celestials. Sif and Balder leave the insane fools behind and continue their quest.

Appearing in "And They Shall Call Thee...Bloodaxe!"

Featured Characters:

Bloodaxe (First appearance as Bloodaxe)

Locations:

Manhattan

Items:

Bloodaxe (Enchanted Axe)

Synopsis for "And They Shall Call Thee...Bloodaxe!"

A large figure, dressed in Skurge’s old armor, is amazed at his new power, and calls himself Bloodaxe, and changes his costume. His aggression is practically off the charts and begins violently stopping some car thieves.

Appearing in "Trapped by Loki, The God of Mischief"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Journey Into Mystery #85

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Jane Foster

Antagonists:

Loki (First Modern Age appearance)

Other Characters:

Asgardian Gods
- Heimdall (First appearance)
- Odin (First appearance)
- Balder (First appearance)
- Tyr (First appearance)
Various unnamed New Yorkers

Races and Species:

Asgardians (First appearance)
Vanir (First appearance) (Unnamed)
Frost Giants (First appearance)
Humans
Lions
Pigeons
Pegasi
Fish

Locations:

Asgard (First appearance) - Home of the Norse Gods
- City of Asgard (First appearance)
- Bifrost (First appearance)
Sol
- Earth
  - North America
    - United States of America
      - New York
        New York City
        New York Harbor
        Statue of Liberty
        
        Manhattan
        Midtown
        Empire State Building
        
        Hotel Royale (First appearance)
        
        a zoo
        
        a subway station
        
        the hospital Thor entertained
- Sun (Referenced)

Items:

Mjolnir

Vehicles

a subway
a Pegasus-shaped sign animated by Loki

Synopsis for "Trapped by Loki, The God of Mischief"

Reprint of the 1st story from
Journey Into Mystery #85

In the far off land of Asgard, home of the Asgardians, the trickster god Loki has spent time trapped in a tree, so put there by Odin until someone would shed a tear over him, thus freeing him from his prison. Having taken partial control over the tree, Loki causes a leaf to fall from its branches as the god Heimdall is walking past it. The leaf lands in Heimdall's eye causing him to shed a tear, unknowingly freeing Loki from his prison. Now free, Loki begins plotting revenge against his half-brother Thor, and uses his mystic link to Thor's hammer to track Thor to New York City on Earth.

Appearing on Earth, Loki takes on a mortal guise and goes to the hospital where Thor was putting on a show for sick children, but finds that Thor had just left. Unable to find Thor in the teeming millions of people, he decides to flush the Thunder God out by casting a spell that makes people in the streets turn into negative images thereby causing a panic. In his civilian guise of Donald Blake and out with his nurse Jane Foster, Thor spots the problem and slips away to transform himself into his godly form.

Using his Uru hammer's mystical properties, Thor manages to change the people back to normal. As he is being praised by the crowd, Thor is approached by his half-brother who reveals his true identity to him.

Part 2: The Vengeance of Loki

Seeking to take their battle to the sky, Loki is really setting up Thor for a trap, and easily hypnotizes his opponent. He commands Thor to hand over the hammer, which Thor refuses due to the will of his father Odin, try as he might Loki cannot get Thor to give up his hammer. Eventually Loki succeeds when he creates a mystical duplicate of Thor and tells his thrall to hand it over to the double, which Thor does willingly. Loki then commands that Thor go to the zoo and let all the animals loose.

What Loki doesn't account for is the fact that once Thor is away from his hammer for more than sixty seconds he reverts back into the form of Donald Blake. When this happens, Blake is free from Loki's control and manages to get past a group of people trying to lift Thor's hammer (unable to do so because they are unworthy of wielding it) changing himself back into Thor. With his plot foiled, Loki attempts to escape under the cover of a flock of birds, however Thor follows after the God of Mischief. This leads to a battle across the city where eventually Loki tries to escape on an animated statue of Pegasus.

Thor finally stops Loki when he manages to trap him in a pipe, knocking him off his horse and into the bay. Quickly capturing Loki, Thor takes him to the top of the Empire State Building where he uses his hammer to hurl Loki back to Asgard before Odin for punishment. After his hammer is returned to him, Thor reverts back to his Donald Blake guise and reunites with Jane Foster, who is once more gushing over Thor's exploits.

Links and References

The Grand Comics Database: Thor Vol 1 [1]

References

Mighty Thor Vol 1 450

Appearing in "When Gods Make War!"

Synopsis for "When Gods Make War!"

Appearing in "The End of Ego!"

Synopsis for "The End of Ego!"

Appearing in "And They Shall Call Thee...Bloodaxe!"

Synopsis for "And They Shall Call Thee...Bloodaxe!"

Appearing in "Trapped by Loki, The God of Mischief"

Synopsis for "Trapped by Loki, The God of Mischief"

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