The Mighty Thor #10
The Mighty Thor » The Mighty Thor #10 - The Mighty Tanarus: Part 3, Doomed released by Marvel on March 1, 2012.
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Now. Where were we? 2
Recommended!All the various plot streams are beginning to converge. Gladly, we see a lot more Thor and less Tanarus in this issue. I never really liked how the "replacement" of the Thunder God was handled, and I am glad that it will soon be at an end. In this issue we also see a very telling confrontation between Tanarus and Heimdall; while it was not exactly what is depicted on the cover, it did set the stage for the truth to be revealed.As a big Silver Surfer fan, it was nice to see more of hi...
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The Mighty Thor # 10 0
Heimdall the God that has all seeing is having a rival with Taranus. It seems that Heimdall cannot see him and he wants to know why. On the other shore of things we have kid Loki and Silver Surfer trying to bring back Thor. And looks like they maybe possible for the next issue. As the rise of excitement concludes in the next issue of The Mighty Thor. I rate this book a 4.0 rating of 5.0 rating.1=wack, 1.5=falling asleep, 2=below average, 2.5=pick it up a bit, 3= average, 3.5=dope, 4=good, 4.5=ex...
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Bigger issues 0
My focus has shifted away from how incoherent Fraction's attempt at writing has been to how can people at Marvel continue to let his nonsensical dribble reach the presses. His dialogue is brutal, plots paper thin and his continued disregard for every bit of continuity, even his own, is increasingly bizarre.Pasqual Ferry seems to at least be servicable, if he were drawing Dr. Suess books, for a comic title, especially Thor his style is wrenching.I see the production credits one Alan Fine. Knowing...
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