The Mighty Thor
The Mighty Thor
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 I cannot go home, my son. I cannot go to Valhalla... I tried. When my spirit passed, I walked to the gates of Valhalla... to find my brothers, my father... the gates... they were open, Thor. They were broken. The great halls... empty. Not a soul remained. Son... I'm here because I need you. Because I have nowhere else to go... Valhalla... is gone. 
—Odin

Appearing in "The Second Son of Asgard"

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Synopsis for "The Second Son of Asgard"

Thor presides over the funeral for his father Odin, reading from the Book of Kings. In attendance are a gathering of some of the most powerful beings in the universe along with both allies and even some enemies. After reading from the Book, Thor calls for the bow and arrow that have been created for the sole task of igniting Odin's funeral pyre. But Thor can't bring himself to do it, and asks Loki to instead and Loki agrees. He fires the arrow, igniting the pyre in space which creates a second sun for Asgard. Later, back in his chambers, Odin speaks to Thor through Mjolnir. Thor demands to know why Odin is still haunting him and Odin tells him he can't move on because Valhalla is empty and gone.

Appearing in "Prologue"

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Note: Takes place before Thor #337.
On Korbin, a group of soldiers are hunting a Tuog. They finally manage to capture it but resulting in several casualties. Taking in back, it's vivisected along with the final three champions from their games, with only one surviving the procedures - Beta Ray Bill. Secretly though, the priesthood want to gain control, so they release the failed Alpha Ray project to kill Beta Ray, but it fails. Accessing its records, Beta Ray now has the files of the priesthood's treachery and Lord Aukthrk and orders the others to their ships for the planetary evacuation.

Appearing in "The Seduction"

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Note: Takes place after Thor Vol 2 #25.
Thor has defeated Thanos and Mangog and the Recorder lies almost destroyed. Thor goes to use the Gauntlet of Tomorrows to repair him but is stopped by his father Odin, who warns him that the new weapons were meant for temporary use and extended use of them will corrupt the Thunder God. Thor doesn't believe it and ignores his father, until Mangog seemingly returns. Thor battles ferociously and has Mangog at his mercy and as Thor goes for the killing blow, Odin undoes his enchantment revealing that "Mangog" was really Balder disguised. The sudden shock makes Thor realize his father was right and hurls the weapons of Jagrfelm away.

Appearing in "Benedictions"

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In the remains of Asgard, Volstagg has brought a lawyer to Thor, who wants him to create a will for him.

Appearing in "What Comes Next"

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Note: Takes place after Loki: Agent of Asgard #17.
During the Sixth Infinity, Taaia and her people receive a warning of a dimensional breach and through it steps Loki. He's dismayed though when he notices that Verity is missing. He uses his staff to find her and sees that she's back in her apartment reading, but he's a "ghost" to her and she can't see or hear him. Looking in on Asgard, he sees Odin's funeral. Shocked at seeing it and noticing his own future self there, Loki shifts back to a woman and consoles her own future self, saying she's going on one last adventure. Back in the Sixth Infinity, the female Loki tells the Taa-ans that he will pass on the information regarding the cosmic outsider they have been looking for to her own Doctor Strange.

Appearing in "Who Wields Who?"

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  • Earth (1,000,000 years ago)

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Synopsis for "Who Wields Who?"

On Earth a million years ago, Odin is trying to fight a group of Mountain Giants with a Mjolnir that is acting up because the God Tempest trapped inside doesn't like being a prisoner.

Solicit Synopsis

STAR-STUDDED CELEBRATION OF 750 ISSUES!

After a scorched-earth victory against the God of Hammers, Thor and all of Asgard reel from a brutal loss. But some people are never truly gone…And in honor of 750 issues of THOR, fan-favorite creators like J. Michael Straczynski and Walter Simonson return in this oversized issue! Celebrate the long and storied history of the God of Thunder with the writers and artists who helped build his legacy!

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