 Unworthy Thor #2 $6.00 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Jason Aaron (A/CA) Olivier Coipel The Realm of Old Asgard has vanished, taking with it Odinson's hope for redemption. But good tidings from Beta Ray Bill might breathe new life into the quest. For Bill knows the fate of the Realm Eternal. To win back Odinson's honor, the brothers in arms must infiltrate the fortress of THE COLLECTOR. Rated T Date Available: 12/07/2016
BONUS REVIEW by Kevin Healy
 With every concern about hammers, worthiness, and Asgard addressed in exemplary fashion, I retract any concerns presented in my review of issue #1, and encourage everyone to read the adventures of the surviving son of the planet Dauterius. One brief bit on the evolving art style of Oliver Coipel. Much of what's here looks like its being shot through gauze before printing. Since they're all digital files, I have to assume that's intentional. Within that haziness, there are panels that seem like they're moving towards Bill Sienkiewicz styled line work. It's better in this issue, but I'd love to see it in sharp focus instead of through the filter being used. I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Jason Aaron (A/CA) Olivier Coipel The Realm of Old Asgard has vanished, taking with it Odinson's hope for redemption. But good tidings from Beta Ray Bill might breathe new life into the quest. For Bill knows the fate of the Realm Eternal. To win back Odinson's honor, the brothers in arms must infiltrate the fortress of THE COLLECTOR. Rated T Date Available: 12/07/2016
BONUS REVIEW by Kevin Healy
With every concern about hammers, worthiness, and Asgard addressed in exemplary fashion, I retract any concerns presented in my review of issue #1, and encourage everyone to read the adventures of the surviving son of the planet Dauterius. One brief bit on the evolving art style of Oliver Coipel. Much of what's here looks like its being shot through gauze before printing. Since they're all digital files, I have to assume that's intentional. Within that haziness, there are panels that seem like they're moving towards Bill Sienkiewicz styled line work. It's better in this issue, but I'd love to see it in sharp focus instead of through the filter being used. I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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