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Thor #7 (2007)
$4.50
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2007 Marvel
Marko Djurdjevic Cover
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written By J. Michael Straczynski Art And Cover By Marko Djurdjevic 50/50 Cover By Olivier Coipel & Marko Djurdjevic
We say thee HELL YEAH! After the events of the mega-blockbuster, multiple-issue-sellout, critically acclaimed first arc that restored the mighty God of Thunder and Asgard to full glory, Thor is back in action with a vengeance! And joining J. Michael Straczynski…fan-favorite DAREDEVIL cover artist Marko Djurdjevic comes on board to provide amazing painted interiors for an explosive two-issue arc! Thor’s never been more intense!
REVIEW by BRIAN FISHER
Whatever problems J. Michael Straczynski might have with the higher-ups at Marvel, it certainly doesn’t shine through in his work. He puts every effort into every script he writes, or at least it seems like it. And he’s definitely putting every effort forth with Thor. The fill-in art by Marko Djurdjevic is perfect for this title and, while it’s a vast departure from Copiel’s art, it fits seamlessly into this particular story. The events in the last issue have nearly killed Thor, and now, to recuperate he has to perform the “Odinsleep,” where he hovers dangerously between life and death. Aside from his usual need to fill each story with some kind of techno-babble or scientific gobbledy-gook, Straczynski crafts an excellent tale of fathers and sons, while not making it sentimental pap.
I give it 7 out of 10 Grahams
Written By J. Michael Straczynski Art And Cover By Marko Djurdjevic 50/50 Cover By Olivier Coipel & Marko Djurdjevic
We say thee HELL YEAH! After the events of the mega-blockbuster, multiple-issue-sellout, critically acclaimed first arc that restored the mighty God of Thunder and Asgard to full glory, Thor is back in action with a vengeance! And joining J. Michael Straczynski…fan-favorite DAREDEVIL cover artist Marko Djurdjevic comes on board to provide amazing painted interiors for an explosive two-issue arc! Thor’s never been more intense!
REVIEW by BRIAN FISHER
Whatever problems J. Michael Straczynski might have with the higher-ups at Marvel, it certainly doesn’t shine through in his work. He puts every effort into every script he writes, or at least it seems like it. And he’s definitely putting every effort forth with Thor. The fill-in art by Marko Djurdjevic is perfect for this title and, while it’s a vast departure from Copiel’s art, it fits seamlessly into this particular story. The events in the last issue have nearly killed Thor, and now, to recuperate he has to perform the “Odinsleep,” where he hovers dangerously between life and death. Aside from his usual need to fill each story with some kind of techno-babble or scientific gobbledy-gook, Straczynski crafts an excellent tale of fathers and sons, while not making it sentimental pap.
I give it 7 out of 10 Grahams
