The Mortal Thor #1: A Norwegian in New York
The Mortal Thor #1
paints a bold, electrifying picture of Thor’s—or shall I say Sigurd’s—future. @alewingpromotes.bsky.social #Thor #MortalThor #MarvelComics
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The Power Fantasy #11: Bombs and Tables
The Power Fantasy #11
provides a tense, methodically paced conclusion to the series’ nerve-shattering second arc. @kierongillen.bsky.social @claytoncowles.bsky.social @imagecomics
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Immortal Thor #25: Sad Stories of the Death of Kings
Immortal Thor #25
is a monumental farewell issue that sets the stage beautifully for the new series next month. #AlEwing #Thor #ImmortalThor #MarvelComics
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Immortal Thor #24: Slings and Arrows
Immortal Thor #24
is the sort of tale that leaves you buzzing, breathless, and desperate for more. The Mead of Poetry may be a myth, but I still suspect #AlEwing may have had some. #Thor #MarvelComics #ImmortalThor
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The Power Fantasy #9: Fear in a Handful of Dust
The Power Fantasy #9
packs a punch even when its characters are trying their best not to. Never has magenta felt so haunting. @kierongillen.bsky.social @casparw.bsky.social @claytoncowles.bsky.social @imagecomics.com
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The Great British Bump-Off: Kill or Be Quilt #1: Fraught Canal Journeys
The Great British Bump-Off: Kill or Be Quilt #1
is light on mystery, but has charm and comedy in spades. From start to finish, Shauna’s adventure had me in stitches. @DarkHorseComics
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Immortal Thor #22: Have You Any Change?
Immortal Thor #22
is an engrossing and fiendishly clever installment that demands rereading. Literally. #AlEwing #Thor #MarvelComics
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The Power Fantasy #7: Love Spreads
The Power Fantasy #7
blends music history, moral philosophy, and mind-bending psychedelia, with intoxicating results. @kierongillen.bsky.social @casparw.bsky.social @claytoncowles.bsky.social @imagecomics.com
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Immortal Thor #21: He Stood Alone at Gjallerbru
Immortal Thor #21
takes a long overdue look at one of the series’ oldest supporting characters. It seems all Skurge needed to be brought to life was a fight to the death. @al-ewing.bsky.social #JanBazaldua @matthollingsworth.com #JoeSabino #Thor
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The Nine Lives of Salem: Tails of Terror
The Nine Lives of Salem
is a nostalgic revisitation with all the charm, chills, and thrills of its predecessor. @cullenbunn.bsky.social @danschoening.bsky.social @mattherms.bsky.social @archiecomics.bsky.social #Archie
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The Power Fantasy #6: Coup-coup Ca Choo
The Power Fantasy #6
The Power Fantasy #6 is a slick and perceptive political thriller that speaks to the present with terrible clarity and, it seems, clairvoyance. @kierongillen.bsky.social @casparw.bsky.social @claytoncowles.bsky.social @imagecomics.com
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Immortal Thor #20: A Mortal Thor
Immortal Thor #20
Immortal Thor #20 is a thoughtful, visually devastating work that asks us to consider what the series’ title really means. @al-ewing.bsky.social #JanBazaldua @matthollingsworth.com #JoeSabino #Thor
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