Well, now Captain America and Vision are
missing. So, Thor is sent to investigate. His arrival in the mysterious town of
Timely sends him back in time to Medieval Europe, where he comes face to face
with sometime Fantastic Four baddie, Prester John. Thor’s arrival has cause the
potential peace between England and the Norsemen to be in jeopardy. If the
Avenger can’t fix things soon, this event could damage the entire space-time continuum.
This isn’t the Thor we all know and love.
Odinson has somehow been replaced with a bearded construction worker named
Eric. This is probably the least familiar era of Thor comics to me. But this is
a very good read and hasn’t turned me off of the god of Thunder.
Along with this story, we get more of Kang the
Conqueror’s back story, an awesome tale starring the Warriors Three and Ulik, the
savage troll, a look at Thor’s top 10 villains, and an awesome pin-up of classic
Thor versus Ulik.
Sure, my Thor isn’t in this but the story and
art is proof why he’s becoming one of my all-time favorite superheroes.
Worth Consuming.
Rating: 9 out of 10 stars.
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