The Mighty Thor #18

Aug 1983 · Marvel UK · 0.25 GBP

📊 ~35,392 copies sold its debut month

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In "The Chains That Bind!", Thor returns to Asgard only to find it overrun by Lizard people who claim to be victims of the mysterious Vrellnexians. With help from his allies, Thor uncovers the truth: the lizards are deceiving him, and the real danger lies in their hidden agenda. Written by Gerry Conway and brought to life by John Buscema’s dynamic art, Don Perlin’s inks, and Vince Colletta’s sharp lines, this 1983 UK issue features a cover by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia, with Stan Goldberg’s vibrant colors and Denise Wohl’s crisp lettering.

Contains 3 stories

Untitled Superhero story

9 pp · Superhero

ThorOdinSssthgar (Introduction)Lizard people (Introduction)Vrellnexians (Introduction)Warriors Three [HogunFandralVolstagg]BalderHildegardeSilas GrantTana NileGorney

In "null," Thor returns to Asgard only to find it overrun by the Lizard people, who claim to be victims of the ruthless Vrellnexians and offer to help locate the missing Odin. With the Warriors Three, Balder, Hildegarde, Tana Nile, Silas Grant, and Gorney by his side, Thor must navigate a web of deception as the Lizards' true intentions slowly reveal themselves—just as Odin, freed but already too late to warn him, begins to realize the danger he's walked into.

The Chains That Bind!

5 pp · Fantasy

LokiOdinSigynFriggaAegir (introduction)

Untitled Superhero story

11 pp · Superhero

Captain America [Steve Rogers]TigraIron Man [Tony Stark]Edwin JarvisBernie RosenthalHillsinMaggiePedroMikeGilbertEveryman (villain, introduction)

In a story that cuts to the core of heroism, Captain America finds himself tested not by a super-villain’s might, but by a radical ideologue who claims to fight for the people—yet cares only for victory. As the line between justice and extremism blurs, Captain America must confront not just an enemy, but the very ideals he’s sworn to protect.