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Volume 3 and I'm still enjoying this. I love the segments that focus on Jane Foster as a character and the parts where Thor is unleashing the insane power of Mjolnir. The story is not perfect. Every section with the Congress of Worlds left me wondering what the point was. I also don't love when it starts bringing in more X-Men lore at the end. I tend to like my comics to require as little knowledge from other series as possible. All that being said the series still nails the epic tone. I definit...
Volume 3 and I'm still enjoying this. I love the segments that focus on Jane Foster as a character and the parts where Thor is unleashing the insane power of Mjolnir. The story is not perfect. Every section with the Congress of Worlds left me wondering what the point was. I also don't love when it starts bringing in more X-Men lore at the end. I tend to like my comics to require as little knowledge from other series as possible. All that being said the series still nails the epic tone. I definit...
During the previous volume of Jason Aaron’s epic run, a new Thor was introduced in the shape of a masked woman. Despite the character being well-written and well-designed, the mystery surrounding her secret identity caused a disconnect between her and the reader. At the very end, the identity of Thor was revealed to be Odinson’s former lover, Jane Foster, who is stricken with breast cancer.In this new phase of the run with the comic retitled as Mighty Thor, we see how Jane copes with her illness...
During the previous volume of Jason Aaron’s epic run, a new Thor was introduced in the shape of a masked woman. Despite the character being well-written and well-designed, the mystery surrounding her secret identity caused a disconnect between her and the reader. At the very end, the identity of Thor was revealed to be Odinson’s former lover, Jane Foster, who is stricken with breast cancer.In this new phase of the run with the comic retitled as Mighty Thor, we see how Jane copes with her illness...
During the previous volume of Jason Aaron’s epic run, a new Thor was introduced in the shape of a masked woman. Despite the character being well-written and well-designed, the mystery surrounding her secret identity caused a disconnect between her and the reader. At the very end, the identity of Thor was revealed to be Odinson’s former lover, Jane Foster, who is stricken with breast cancer.In this new phase of the run with the comic retitled as Mighty Thor, we see how Jane copes with her illness...
During the previous volume of Jason Aaron’s epic run, a new Thor was introduced in the shape of a masked woman. Despite the character being well-written and well-designed, the mystery surrounding her secret identity caused a disconnect between her and the reader. At the very end, the identity of Thor was revealed to be Odinson’s former lover, Jane Foster, who is stricken with breast cancer.In this new phase of the run with the comic retitled as Mighty Thor, we see how Jane copes with her illness...
During the previous volume of Jason Aaron’s epic run, a new Thor was introduced in the shape of a masked woman. Despite the character being well-written and well-designed, the mystery surrounding her secret identity caused a disconnect between her and the reader. At the very end, the identity of Thor was revealed to be Odinson’s former lover, Jane Foster, who is stricken with breast cancer.In this new phase of the run with the comic retitled as Mighty Thor, we see how Jane copes with her illness...
2.5*.In the opening it stated "So begins the war of realms". A whole volume later, we're not even there yet. I also found quite a bit of the dialogue, particularly the trash talk, really cringey.The best parts were the flashback stories about the strongest viking, and the origin of Mjolnir.Not sure if I'll get volume 4 when it comes out.. We'll see.
So when does this War of the Realms finally start? I like Jane Foster Thor and Aaron does a great job setting up all the pieces though.
So when does this War of the Realms finally start? I like Jane Foster Thor and Aaron does a great job setting up all the pieces though.
So when does this War of the Realms finally start? I like Jane Foster Thor and Aaron does a great job setting up all the pieces though.
So when does this War of the Realms finally start? I like Jane Foster Thor and Aaron does a great job setting up all the pieces though.
So when does this War of the Realms finally start? I like Jane Foster Thor and Aaron does a great job setting up all the pieces though.
I don't know what to say...This collection has 448 pages and once or twice I thought it was turning the corner and really becoming the great story the creators thought they were making all along. Both times I was let down as it snapped back to the same drivel that's been rammed down fans of Thor for way too long. There was a chance to really make something special with Jane as Thor and a redeemed Thor(which when it comes down to it, making him think he needed redemption was the dumbest idea they...
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