Thor le fils d'Odin #13

In "Thor et le Surfer d'Argent," the Silver Surfer and Thor cross paths as cosmic forces collide—while the Surfer confronts Durok the Demolisher in a battle that spans time and space, Thor wages a desperate fight to free Asgard from Loki’s grip. With Balder, Sif, and Heimdall at his side, Thor faces betrayal and doom, while the Surfer’s journey leads him to a forgotten future where fate itself is rewritten.

In "Deuxième partie," Loki’s grip on Asgard tightens as Thor faces execution—only to escape by becoming Don Blake, then reclaiming his godly power to save Sif from a forced union with the usurper. With the help of the Warriors Three, Odin is awakened from the Odinsleep, and the cursed Odin-ring begins to unravel Loki’s control. As Odin reclaims the throne and banishes Loki, the exile seems final—yet the god of mischief may have slipped through a crack in fate, destined for a far more dangerous end.

In "Les pommes d'or," the goddess Iduna journeys through the wilds with a sacred gift of golden apples for Odin, her path shadowed by the looming presence of Fenris the Wolf God. When danger strikes, the hunter Haakun the Hunter steps forth to defend her, testing his courage against a force older than the gods.

In "La montagne mystique," Thor and the Warriors Three—Hogun, Volstagg, and Fandral—encounter the dying Saguta, a fellow countryman of Hogun’s. As Saguta names Mogul, the lord of the Mystic Mountain, as his killer, Hogun vows to seek vengeance, setting the trio on a perilous path into the heart of the mountain’s ancient secrets.