Thor: God of Thunder #5
Thor: God of Thunder » Thor: God of Thunder #5 - The God Butcher, Part Five of Five: Dream of a Godless Age released by Marvel on April 2013.
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5 (5) 4 (3) 3 (1) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.5 starsAverage score of 9 user reviews
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GORR 1
The Good : the art is awesome here , Esad shall never leave THOR, NEVER. Jason finshes this arch with some epic battles and the true reason Gorr hates the God's so much. Its quite interesting i would say. I really do like the coloring here:) It is very pretty indeed.This was epic conclusion to this arc.Bad nothing bad here>Verdict : I MUST READ....
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Thor: God of Thunder #5 Review 0
***SPOILER FREE REVIEW***I don't know much, but I do know that that Jason Aaron, Esad Ribic and Ive Svorcina can tell one good Thor story!For the most part, Jason Aaron does a great job interweaving the three timelines of Thor together, bringing this massive scale story together rather adeptly. While there are a few moments where the transitions between scenes and times are rough, for the most part, Aaron ties together Thor's longitudinal fight against the God Butcher really well.Esad Ribic is r...
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Epic 0
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...
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The Greatest Issue Yet 2
Hello. Yes, I know I said Batman Begins would be my next review. What can I say? I haven't gotten around to watching it. Anyway, I think February has been an amazing month for comics (and it's not even over yet :D). Yesterday, I got some of the best modern comics I've read in a while. So, I've decided to do reviews for all of those. First: my favorite: Thor: God of Thunder #5. I'm going to make this spoiler free since this is a recent comic.The GoodThor - Oh, how an you not love Thor? He was jus...
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Time Jump 3
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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FATHER?! 2
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...
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The Ur-Nihilism 0
Esad Ribic is the ultimately perfect artist for Thor. The colors are so elegant, and the scenery is something way beyond grandiose. It evokes that sense of 'mythological epic' that this story most certainly is IN SPADES.This entire story, there's been a very strange sense of mystery about this story. We've known from the start who Gorr is and what he does and the basics of how; but there's a deeper multi-layered intrigue to the 'why.' We don't know why Gorr is so intensely dedicated to 'butcheri...
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Thor: God of Thunder #5 Rating 0
Cover & Solicit - 5/5Would I pick-up or buy the comic based on the solicit or cover alone?Are the alternate covers appealing?Does the solicit and cover portray what happens in the issue?Do I like the artist's style on the cover?Art, Colors & Inking - 5/5- Weighted DoubleDo I personally like this artist's style?Does the artist stay true to the characters appearance?If there are multiple artists do they blend well and not disturb the reading experience?Does the coloring/inking blend well w...
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The Second Showdown 0
With this issue, we close out our first story arch, or so the book claims. See, this really just progresses on to another portion of the story, which certain isn't bad, but leaves this issue feeling less like the "conclusion" it's supposed to and more like a means of setting up for what's to come.We finally get to see what Gorr has been planning all along, as well as how he's gotten to this point (which was rather unexpected to me), and it's pretty fascinating, if not a little out there. I know ...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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