#thor god of thunder
What happened to the brilliant atmosphere that was so present in the first five issues?
No matter how much I liked the first half of this arc, the downward spiral that started with #6 seems to be continuing (though issue #8 was mostly ok-ish).It’s not a terrible drop in quality, but it is enough to break the very distinct atmosphere that this title had in it’s beginning.
On a positive note, Esad is still kicking all kinds of ass.
Two more issues until the end of the arc, I’ll try to write a more in-depth review once it’s all said and done.
Thor is the norse god of thunder, protector of mankind, killer of giants. The image depicts him in the shape of his famous weapon called Mjolnir. He have chariot pulled by two goats. The rune associated with god Thor is Thurisaz.
The mighty god Thor killer of giants and the world serpent Jörmungandr. The two raves are the symbol of his father Odin.
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So,
Even if Thor gets big and buff again he’ll definitely have stretch marks.
And I love that.
I want a Young Thor series where he has drunken medieval misadventures and a Sif & The She-Vikings series. Or I would settle for just one series set in the 800s about the Asgardians doing sagas. Make it happen, House of Ideas.
Thor: God of Thunder #18, January 2014.
w: Jason Aaron.
a: Das Pastoras.
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