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Home / Mighty Thor #14 (2015)

Mighty Thor #14 (2015)

Mighty Thor #14 (2015)

$4.50

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2015 Marvel

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Jason Aaron
(A) Steve Epting
(CA) Russell Dauterman


The War of the Realms has spread to every branch of the World Tree!
Thor and the new League of Realms have fought valiantly to restore the peace, but the road is fraught with challenges they'd not anticipated.
Malekith has formed a wicked union of his own, calling on Loki and the all-new KURSE to take down Thor and her band of heroes! Rated T

Date Available: 12/28/2016

Reviews


This issue has everything you'd want in an issue of Thor. Heroes, villains, creatures, angels, elves and dark elves. It has Kurse, even. The problem (if there is one) is that Russell Dauterman is replaced by the fully reliable Steve Epting. You might know him from his great run with Ed Brubaker on Captain America. He's more of a realistic guy, a real world artist, and these are not realistic characters and they don't inhabit anything resembling a real world. A minor complaint, but boy this script with Dauterman's art really would have been something special.

Kevin Healy 7 out of 10 GRAHAMS

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