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    The shocking finale of our opening salvo...!

    As three Thors from three eras race to stop the God Butcher, the full extent of his vicious scheme takes terrifying shape.

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    Thor: God of Thunder #5 - The God Butcher, Part Five of Five: Dream of a Godless Age by johnkmccubbin91 on February 25, 2013

    This has been one of the best Thor series in a while, and it's the best series Jason Aaron has written since he left the regular Wolverine series. I really hope that Aaron can keep up this level of quality, as it would be a shame if it slipped in quality.PlotIt is revealed why Gorr hates gods so much, and Thor finally catches up with him, but is he too late?ReviewThis was a very good issue, but there were a couple of things that bothered me, meaning that this wasn't a perfect issue. In fact in m...

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    Thor: God of Thunder #5 - The God Butcher, Part Five of Five: Dream of a Godless Age by pyrogram on February 21, 2013

    This was a superb issue, we learn about Gorr's motives and how he perceives the gods , We Learn Thor has very strong willpower to not give up while be tortured. The story just made you want to read through it as quick as possible to know the next phase, it was brilliant. The story-line following 3 different Thor's was done perfectly, it cut to a different Thor just at the correct moments, The art was amazing, it is a unique style that in the first issue was a little hard to get used to , but now...

    5 out of 5 found this review helpful.

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    Thor: God of Thunder #5 - The God Butcher, Part Five of Five: Dream of a Godless Age by deactivated-613e82c4b95f9 on March 02, 2013

    SPOILERS!Again, i'll admit that i have never been that much of a thor fan, i though he was cool but he wasn't that kind of character i would read upon, but damn this is amazing. Well done Aaron, SO FAR this has been a tremendous run. And now for the issue itself.Esad Ribics are was especially good in particular there were no DERP faces of thor or any other character( none that i could find anyways, or not that is particularly noticeable) , and the god butchers looks awesome. The textures and col...

    4 out of 4 found this review helpful.
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