Featuring: Tales of Asgard
Release: December 2, 1965
Cover: February 1966
12 cents
None but Marvel’s Stan Lee could tell such a tale!
None but Marvel’s Jack Kirby could draw such a tale!
None but Marvel’s Vince Colletta could ink such a tale!
None but Marvel’s Artie Simek could be such a pussycat!
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We seek no needless battle– though we surrender to none!
“By the bristling beard of Odin”, says the Narrator. An oath Thor exclaimed in the first part of this issue.
Odinsword Saga continues. Odinship under attack. Thor tries for a peaceful solution, but Loki opts for battle. And gets himself captured. But Thor will save any member of his crew, even Loki.
Thor refers to Loki as his half-brother, which doesn’t seem right. Odin adopted Loki. They don’t share a biological parent.
And thus we close the comic and the series. Farewell, Journey Into Mystery. Unfortunately, the Odinsword Saga will continue.
Rating: ★★★☆☆, 53/100
Significance: ★★★☆☆
I read this story in Marvel Masterworks: The Mighty Thor vol. 4.
Characters:
- Loki
- Thor
- Balder
- Fandral
- Volstagg
- Hogun
- Kroda
- Magrat
- Queen Ula
Story notes:
- Loki is brought to the Queen, with Thor in pursuit.
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