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Thor #601 (2007)
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2007 Marvel
VERY FINE/NEAR MINTWritten by J. MICHAEL STRACZYNSKI
Art, Cover & Variant Cover by MARKO DJURDJEVIC
Has Thor turned his back on Asgard…? Has Asgard turned its back on Thor?! After the monumental and cataclysmic events of THOR #600, the God of Thunder’s life has changed completely! New readers…now’s your chance! Jump on board! 32 PGS.
Date Available: 04/22/2009
BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS
After the monster-sized last issue, I wondered what writer J. Michael Straczynski would throw at us next. His run has calmed down the battle-scenes, pausing the characters to reflect, to say, “What do we do now?” (look at the first handful of pages in this issue for examples). Yes, a thoughtful Thor, but for a character who is an Immortal, with fearsome power, for me, it all makes sense. J. Michael’s story is clever, from the Doctor Doom parts, to the revelation by Loki, even to the Warrior’s Three. I didn’t understand the romantic angle in this book, not enough detail, but that, I’m sure, is J. Michael remembering who reads Thor. I enjoy seeing Loki’s craftiness; no other writer has paced it well enough to showcase Loki’s methodical deceit. Not until Straczynski, at least.
I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams
Has Thor turned his back on Asgard…? Has Asgard turned its back on Thor?! After the monumental and cataclysmic events of THOR #600, the God of Thunder’s life has changed completely! New readers…now’s your chance! Jump on board! 32 PGS.
Date Available: 04/22/2009
BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS
After the monster-sized last issue, I wondered what writer J. Michael Straczynski would throw at us next. His run has calmed down the battle-scenes, pausing the characters to reflect, to say, “What do we do now?” (look at the first handful of pages in this issue for examples). Yes, a thoughtful Thor, but for a character who is an Immortal, with fearsome power, for me, it all makes sense. J. Michael’s story is clever, from the Doctor Doom parts, to the revelation by Loki, even to the Warrior’s Three. I didn’t understand the romantic angle in this book, not enough detail, but that, I’m sure, is J. Michael remembering who reads Thor. I enjoy seeing Loki’s craftiness; no other writer has paced it well enough to showcase Loki’s methodical deceit. Not until Straczynski, at least.
I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams
