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Thors #3

Thors #3

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2015 Marvel

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(W) Jason Aaron (A) Chris Sprouse, Goran Sudzuka (CA) Dale Keown

After a series of brutal and mysterious murders, the Thors have finally brought in a suspect for questioning - Loki! But how does one get the truth from the Prince of Lies? The Ultimate Thor is about to find out…

Date Available: 09/02/2015

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It should be required that Marvel provide a cast of characters at the beginning of each issue of Thors. If you haven't been reading since 1965, you might not be able to tell who's who when everybody is some version of the same person. Even without it, this remains one of the best Secret Wars tie ins. The addition of Loki doesn't hurt a thing, but it does hurt a somebody. Questions are answered as the case is solved, but what if the person who solved it is dead? That would bring up more questions, wouldn't it? For me, this was the best book of the week.

Kevin Healy 9 out of 10 GRAHAMS