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Throughout the ages, the gods of the Marvel Universe have been vanishing, their mortal worshippers left in chaos. NOW! the Mighty Thor follows a trail of blood that threatens to consume his past, present and future selves. The only hope for these ravaged worlds lies with the God of Thunder unraveling the gruesome mystery of the God Butcher!

Many Years Ago: Thor is trying to lift Mjolnir in the Great Weapons Hall of Asgard but doesn't succeed.

893 AD: Thor sails over the Baltic Sea. The sailors see a figure in the fog and it turns out to be the God Butcher, following them. They land on the shores of Neva River and Thor asks the people there for their gods. They don't react very friendly but then one god's horse comes down without him, spattered in blood. Thor follows the blood trail, encounters another dead god. Then the God Butcher confronts him and they fight. Thor remembers that, as a child, a god named Dagr went on a killing spree until he was executed by Odin. Thor is haunted by the face of Dagr for a long time afterwards. The fight continues until Thor hits the God Butcher with lightning.

The Present Day: Thor has defeated the God Butcher's servants and swears to find him by following the trail of dead gods.

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The first issue of this series was brilliant and after Jason Aaron's disappointing run on his Incredible Hulk series I was happy to see that this series didn't follow that trend. It has also been nice to see a different take in a Thor series and I like how this series so far has been nothing like any other Thor series I've read.PlotThis fight between Thor and the God Butcher from last issue is halted this issue as we go back to Thor's earlier years. This issue sees Thor's first encounter with th...

8 out of 8 found this review helpful.

Thor: God of Thunder #2 - Review 0

The Good:I always liked Aaron's writing, but after witnessing his run on the Hulk, I wasn't so sure if it'd be a good comic. Thankfully, both published issues so far were very enjoyable. This number concentrates on a young God of Thunder. I admit it sounded bad to me at first, but Jason nailed it. We see a bit of the vikings who were led by Thor, and, honestly, I think that's nice. Since the Mjolnir isn't at his possession yet, I think it's important to explore a little bit of his mortal it side...

7 out of 7 found this review helpful.

Thor: God of Thunder #2 Review 0

***SPOILER FREE REVIEW***I can honestly say that Thor: God of Thunder is my favorite Marvel series right now. It's an absolutely riveting tale of murder, intrigue and testosterone-feuded battles.Aaron writes a brilliant Thor. Young Thor is way different than Modern Thor, who is way different than Future Thor. This issue mostly focuses on Young Thor, who is young, brash and arrogant, yet compelling. We get peeks this issue at Modern and Future Thor, forwarding the overall plot of this series. The...

2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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