Thor le fils d'Odin #5
In "La revanche de Thor !", Thor, now wielding the Odinship, sets out on a desperate quest to confront Galactus—only to be captured by the cosmic devourer, who begins revealing his long-buried past. Meanwhile, on Earth, a foreign power unleashes the monstrous Thermal Man, sending him on a destructive mission across the United States. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic art by Jack Kirby, with inks by George Klein, this 1979 French edition (6 FRF) features cover art by Jack Kirby and John Romita, with inks by Vince Colletta and John Romita.
In "La revanche de Thor !", Thor’s victory over Him in the duel for Sif’s hand comes at a cost—his descent into warrior madness, a forbidden state in Asgard. With the goddess safe but his honor tarnished, Thor must face the consequences of his rage, preparing to stand before Odin for judgment. As the Astrologer Royal and Karnilla watch from the shadows, and Balder watches with quiet concern, the weight of Asgard’s laws looms over the fallen hero.
In "Le sacrifice," Thor faces exile at Odin’s command, but when Loki injures Balder on Earth, Thor’s compassion compels him to intervene. As Thor transforms into Dr. Donald Blake, he’s ambushed by Loki and nearly overpowered—only for Odin to expose the trickery and redirect the exile to Loki himself. With Blake’s medical skill, Balder’s life is saved, but the cost of loyalty and sacrifice weighs heavy on the Asgardian realm.
In "Galactus est retrouvé !", Thor pilots the Odinship on a desperate quest to find the Devourer of Worlds, only to be captured by Galactus himself, who begins to reveal the haunting truth of his origin. Meanwhile, on Earth, a mysterious nation unleashes the newly forged Thermal Man in a bid to plunge the United States into chaos.
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↩ Reprints Thor #166 (1969), Thor #167 (1969), Thor #168 (1969), Thor le fils d'Odin #4 (1979)
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