Perhaps -- 'tis best to end this way! Without my power -- I am useless! Now that my limbs have failed me -- nothing remains -- save death! 
- —Thor
Appearing in "Whom the Gods Would Destroy!"
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Synopsis for "Whom the Gods Would Destroy!"
Thor and Hercules fight on, while in Asgard, Odin is enraged and muses on Thor's punishment. On Earth, Hercules and Thor go back and forth, destroying everything around them. In Asgard, Odin has decided to strip Thor of half his power, but cannot do it himself, since Thor is still his son. He gives the power to Seidring, to perform the deed, which is then done. So it is, that Hercules begins to get the best of Thor, finally knocking him out. People then begin swarming around Hercules, and the movie producer returns and offers Hercules a job, and the crowd drifts away. Jane then finds Thor and tells him that she only wanted to make him jealous. Thor then begins to walk off, his pride hurt more than he was. Odin then tells Jane that Thor wasn't beaten, his victory was stolen from him by a shamed and remorseful father.
Appearing in "The Summons!"
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Thor confronts Queen Ula to arrange Loki's release. Ula agrees, provided Thor becomes her king. Suddenly, a burst of anti-energy sent by Odin knocks Ula and her Trolls down, allowing Thor to escape with Loki and reunite with the others on the Odinship. Odin contacts the crew and tells them to return, that the danger they seek is in Asgard.
See Also
- 2 image(s) from Thor Vol 1 126
- 12 reprint(s) of Thor Vol 1 126
- Thor Vol 1 126 on Marvel Unlimited.
- Thor Vol 1 126 on Comixology.
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Links and References
- Thor (Marvel Comics) at Wikipedia.org
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- Thor at Marvel Wiki
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- Thor at The Complete Marvel Reading Order