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    Thor #132

    Thor » Thor #132 - Rigel: Where Gods May Fear to Tread released by Marvel on September 1966.

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    The God of Thunder is careening towards the planet Rigel, intent on saving Earth from the usurping Tana Nile. But Thor’s mission is soon derailed…by the might of Ego! Introducing one of Marvel’s strangest players yet!

    1. Rigel "Where Gods May Fear to Tread!" - (Lee / Kirby / Colletta) Thor travels to the planet Rigel to deal with the Colonizers in person!
    2. Tales of Asgard, Home of the Mighty Norse Gods: "The Dark Horse of Death!" - (Lee / Kirby / Colletta) Following the liberation of Muspelheim, the Asgardians rest, while a black horse arrives to carry off the mortally wounded Harokin!
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    Thor #132 - Rigel: Where Gods May Fear to Tread by gc8 on January 21, 2012

    This is a pretty average issue of Thor, with the Thunder God traveling to Rigel to destroy the 'planet lock' that Tana Nile, would-be colonizer of Earth has activated.  There are however a number of noteworthy things about this issue. First, we are introduced to the leader of the Rigellians, a minor character to be sure, but as a reluctant 'Grand Commissioner' once again we see a break with the stereotype of alien invaders. More importantly, this is the first time a Recorder robot is shown, as ...

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