Thor by Jason Aaron Omnibus

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Part of the mission included Thor taking Jen "Hulk" Walters with him to Old Asgard where they acquired the Blood of Ymir and also kindled a bit of a romantic relationship! Ultimately, the team came together with their various resources to defeat a new host of invading Celestials! THE ROAD TO WAR

You can also find those in oversize hardcover in Thor By Jason Aaron & Russell Dauterman Vol. 1, but also in Thor by Jason Aaron: The Complete Collection Vol. 3. Collected: Hawkeye (2012) 1-22, Hawkeye Annual (2013) 1, Young Avengers Presents (2008) 6 October 2023 Breaking Ultimate Universe News at New York Comic Con! Children of the Vault! | CBH Live! October 20, 2023Collects Mighty Thor (2015) #13-23, 700-706, Unworthy Thor (2016) #1-5, Generations: The Unworthy Thor & the Mighty Thor (2017) #1, Mighty Thor: At the Gates of Valhalla (2018) #1, Thor (2018) #1-16, War of the Realms (2019) #1-6, King Thor (2019) #1-4. Jason Aaron's Asgardian epic concludes with the final fate of the Mighty Thor, the return of the Odinson and the cataclysmic War of the Realms! But before Jane Foster lays down Mjolnir, she will join the League of Realms, lead Asgard against the Shi'ar and face the vengeful War Thor! But when final judgment arrives in the form of the monstrous Mangog, will Jane make the ultimate sacrifice? And as the realms fall before Malekith one by one, can Thor prove himself worthy once more? When the war reaches Midgard, everything will change for the God of Thunder! Plus: At the end of time, witness King Thor's final confrontation with Loki!

There’s a female Thor in town and she holds Mjolnir like no other. Odinson is not worthy anymore, but he still fights. COLLECTING:Demon Wars: The Iron Samurai (2022) 1, Demon Wars: Shield of Justice (2022) 1, Demon Wars: TBD A (2023) 1, Demon Wars: TBD B (2023) 1 Stephen King's The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Omnibus– October 24, 2023 Collects The Unworthy Thor #1-5. Miniseries about what happened to Odinson, why he can no longer wield Mjolnir. Fear Itself: See Marvel Universe Events: Fear Itself for collection information. This was a Thor/Asgard-centric event. Journey Into Mystery relaunched as part of this event (see below). Collects key issues of John Buscema art, including Avengers #41-42, 75-76, & 277, as well as Dracula Lives! (1973) #3, Fantastic Four (1961) #111-112, Marvel Spotlight (1971) #30, My Love (1949) #2, Silver Surfer (1968) #4, Strange Tales (1951) #22 & 150, Tales to Astonish (1959) #85-87, Thor (1966) #200, and Wolverine (1988) #10Collects Asgardians of the Galaxy #6-10. Issues #8 to #10 are part of the War of the Realms, see below. Not written by Jason Aaron. This infamous Loki-fueled Thor vs. Hulk battle has been collected in many places, including Hulk vs. The Marvel Universe and Thor & Loki: Blood Brothers (above), and in Thor Vs. Hulk A massive, larger-than-omnibus size hardcover. Collects Kirby-illustrated stories from Thor (1966) #160-162, 167-170 and material from Journey Into Mystery (1952) #83 & 125 and Thor (1966) #126, 131-133 & 137-139. Collects Mighty Thor (2015) #13-23 & #700-706, The Unworthy Thor (2016) #1-5, Generations: The Unworthy Thor & The Mighty Thor (2017) #1, Mighty Thor: At The Gates of Valhalla (2018) #1, Thor (2018) #1-16, War of The Realms (2019) #1-6, and King Thor (2019) #1-4. I loved seeing three Thors in action. That was pretty cool. It vaguely reminded me of the "Thor Corps" from Volume I, but I felt that Jason Aaron "did it better" with this story. (Granted, the "Thor Corps" was composed of Dargo, the "future" Thor, Eric Masterson (Thunderstrike), and Beta-Ray Bill, with Thor making the fourth member of that team.) It was especially funny to me how Aaron seemed to embrace how Thor usually tries to solve problems by hitting things with his hammer. The comment is made more than once (along the lines of) "you're Thor; hit it with your hammer until it breaks!" I also liked how the three 'versions' of Thor were able to learn from each other; I would say that helped them "win" in the end.

Jason Aaron continues his run on Thor and the story of Lady Thor into All-New, All-Different Marvel. In this period, the female Thor also appears regularly in Avengers. Odinson does not appear regularly in any other titles. For more information about collections that exclusively collect material from the female Thor, see Guide to Mighty Thor & Valkyrie. Also, see Guide to Angela and Guide to Loki for other Asgard titles in this period. After a period of intense sacrifice that took his eye as well as the last piece of Mjolnir, Thor knew to call on King Thor and Young Thor to finish Malekith. They were joined by Jane Foster who had been transformed once again by the War Thor Hammer. They all fought valiantly—and even received some unexpected help from Loki—but the tides finally shifted when a new Mjolnir shot out of the sun for Thor to wield! After the victory, Odin passed on the title of All-Father to his son! This run ends with Thor dying in Ragnarok. Thor appears in nearly every issue of Avengers (1998) except for #28-32. See Avengers (1996-2005) for collection information. You can also find those in oversize hardcover in Thor by Jason Aaron & Russell Dauterman Vol. 3, but also in Thor by Jason Aaron: The Complete Collection Vol. 4. In SECRET WARS, it was established that, when the Ultimate Universe destroyed the main Marvel Universe, Doctor Doom, Doctor Strange, and Molecule Man struggled to build a patchwork Battleworld from pieces of alternate realities. Many of those worlds had versions of Thor and Doom that managed to take control of them, making Thors the peacekeeping organization of the realm.

4th Quarter 2023

Siege: See Marvel Universe Events: Siege for the main limited series and collection info for Thor’s appearances in Avengers: The Initiative. This was a Asgard-centric event. Collects Mighty Thor (2015) #13-23, 700-706, Generations: The Unworthy Thor & The Mighty Thor #1, Mighty Thor: At The Gates Of Valhalla. Collects: Thor: God of Thunder #1-25, Thor (2014 series) #1-8, Thor Annual #1, Thors #1-4, and Mighty Thor (2015 series) #1-12

Aaron’s run has been one of the greatest Thor runs of all time, rivalling that of the legendary run by Walt Simonson. It’s had an impressive roster of artists, which include the likes of Esad Ribic, Tom Raney, Russell Dauterman, Mike Del Mundo, Oliver Coipel, and others. With spectacular action and depiction of the Ten Realms, their art is a joy to look at. Collects Unworthy Thor (2017) #1-5, Mighty Thor (2015) #20-23, Generations: Unworthy Thor & Mighty Thor (2017) #1, Mighty Thor (2015) #700-706, and Mighty Thor: At the Gates of Valhalla (2018) #1. Collec ts Incredible Hercules (2008) #136, Journey Into Mystery (1952) Annual 01, Thor (1966) #126, 221, 356, 400, 437, and Annual 5, and Thor: Blood Oath (2005) #3-4.

December 2023

I don't want to get more into it, but this is a great Thor book, and way to rejuvenate the Son of Odin. I give the first book 5 and the second book 4, so I round this double sized volume to 4.