The Mighty Thor by Matt Fraction #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this standout issue of The Mighty Thor, Matt Fraction delivers a gripping blend of mythic dread and personal stakes as the Mares ensnare Jeff Fischer and the townspeople of Broxton in their eerie Marelock. Thor battles a nightmarish vision of his father, while a desperate twist sees Jeff inadvertently transform Thor into the Deconsecrator. Pepe Larraz’s striking interior art, rendered with bold detail and dynamic pacing, complements Walter Simonson’s haunting cover, making this a must-read for fans of mythic Marvel storytelling.
In a dreamlike descent into myth and madness, Thor confronts a twisted vision of Odin while the Mares tighten their grip on Broxton, trapping Jeff Fischer and others in the Marelock. As shadows of the past rise—echoes of Hreidmar, the Dire Monks of Gundersheim, and the Enchantress—Thor’s battle takes a shocking turn when Jeff’s mistake unleashes the Deconsecrator, twisting the god’s power into something darker.
In a story where myth and madness collide, Thor faces the Enchantress and the ancient, cursed Keep, testing his strength and resolve in a battle that stretches across realms. With the Mares’ power and the weight of Asgard’s legacy, Thor must navigate a dream-world forged for Donald Blake—where reality blurs and the past is not so easily laid to rest.
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↩ Reprints The Mighty Thor #12.1 (2012), The Mighty Thor #13 (2012), The Mighty Thor #13 (2012), The Mighty Thor #14 (2012), The Mighty Thor #15 (2012), The Mighty Thor #16 (2012), The Mighty Thor #17 (2012)
Reprinted in The Mighty Thor by Matt Fraction #3 (2013)
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