Issue Description

All Asgardians on Earth have been removed of their powers! Who is behind this sorcery? Plus, the Wrecker’s first appearance!

'Let There Be... Chaos!' - (Lee, Kirby) The wrecker, a hooded figure armed with a crowbar, is already on a crime spree in New York, but when the Norn Queen accidentally gives him the power of an Asgardian, can even the Mighty Thor stop him since Odin has stripped the Thunder God of his own powers?

'...And Finally: Black Bolt!' - (Lee, Kirby) The origin of the Inhuman Black Bolt is revealed.

Thor (1966)

Publisher

Marvel

Volume Description

This is continued from Journey into Mystery (vol. 1).

Journey into Mystery volume 1 was a comic that began publication in 1952 by Atlas, and although it wasn't until the eighty-third issue that Thor even appeared in comics, let alone the title, it is most often linked to his character. This is why after releasing the one hundred and twenty-fifth issue of the series in 1966 that the series changed its name to become the first volume entitled Thor. As of #407, the book was renamed The Mighty Thor (vol. 1) until #491 when it returned to simply Thor. In 1996, after 502 issues of the series the name changed back to Journey into Mystery (vol. 3) which is what it was called up until its end in 1998 with issue 521. Although these later Journey into Mystery issues (#503-521) spin out of Thor vol.1, they are not counted in the collective Thor series.

In 1998, Thor's adventures restarted with a new number one issue in Thor (vol. 2) and there they were contained until issue eighty-five when the series concluded in 2004. After that, Thor disappeared for a couple years until he returned in 2007 for his newest volume, Thor (vol. 3), which lasted for twelve issues with its restarted numbering. Marvel then published 599 comics in the collectively-grouped "Thor" series and therefore reverted the numbering back to its original Thor with issue 600. The series again returned to it's original title name " Journey Into Mystery" with issue 622. And Thor continued in The Mighty Thor (vol. 2). With the events of Marvel NOW! Thor was once again restarted as Thor: God of Thunder (vol. 1).

Collected EditionsMarvel Masterworks: Mighty Thor Vol. 4 (#126-130)Marvel Masterworks: Mighty Thor Vol. 5 (#131-140)Marvel Masterworks: Mighty Thor Vol. 6 (#141-152)Marvel Masterworks: Mighty Thor Vol. 7 (#153-162)Marvel Masterworks: Mighty Thor Vol. 8 (#163-172)Marvel Masterworks: Mighty Thor Vol. 9 (#173-183)Marvel Masterworks: Mighty Thor Vol. 10 (#184-194)Marvel Masterworks: Mighty Thor Vol. 11 (#195-205)Marvel Masterworks: Mighty Thor Vol. 12 (#206-216)Marvel Masterworks: Mighty Thor Vol. 13 (#217-228)Essential Thor vol. 6 (#221-247)Marvel Masterworks: Mighty Thor Vol. 14 (#229-241)Marvel Masterworks: Mighty Thor Vol. 15 (#242-254)Essential Thor vol. 7 (#248-271)If Asgard Should Perish (#242-253)Quest for Odin (#255-266)Ragnarok (#272-278)The Eternals Saga Vol. 1 (#283-291), Vol. 2 (#292-301)Visionaries Walter Simonson Vol. 1 (#337-348), Vol. 2 (#349-355, #357-359), Vol. 3 (#360-369), Vol. 4 (#371-374), Vol. 5 (#375-382)Thor Corps (#337, 384 & 433)The Mighty Thor By Walter Simonson vol. 1 (#337-345)The Mighty Thor By Walter Simonson vol. 2 (#346-355)Avengers: No More Bullying (#356)The Mighty Thor By Walter Simonson vol. 3 (#357-363)Thor: Balder the Brave (#360-362)The Mighty Thor By Walter Simonson vol. 4 (#364-369 & 371-374)Thors: Battleworld (#364-365)Black Panther by Christopher Priest: The Complete Collection Volume 3 (#370)The Mighty Thor By Walter Simonson vol. 5 (#375-382)The Mighty Thor Epic Collection: War of the Pantheons (#383-400)Thor vs. Seth (#395-400)Black Galaxy Saga (#419-425)Thunderstrike (#431-433, #457-459)Blood and Thunder (#468-471)Visionaries Mike Dedato Jr. (#491-494, #498-502)Thor: Sunlight and Shadows (#495 and 497-502)Captain America Epic Collection: Man Without A Country (#496)

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