: Following the disappearance of Odin, Thor leads a group of Asgardian warriors into the realm of Hel to rescue mortal souls stolen by Hela. This arc is famous for the heroic stand of Skurge the Executioner at the bridge of Gjallerbru, where he sacrifices himself to save his comrades.
The trade paperback collects a pivotal segment of writer/artist Walt Simonson's legendary 1980s run, specifically The Mighty Thor #360–369 . This volume follows the aftermath of the massive "Surtur Saga" and features some of the most famous and unconventional stories in the character's history. Key Storylines Thor Visionaries - Walter Simonson v03 (2009) (...
: The volume also explores Balder the Brave's struggle with his new role as King of Asgard and his star-crossed romance with the Norn Queen, Karnilla. Collection Details : Following the disappearance of Odin, Thor leads
: Infuriated by Thor's invasion of her realm, Hela places a curse on him that makes his bones as brittle as glass while also making him immortal, meaning he cannot heal from his horrific injuries. This leads to Thor wearing his distinctive silver body armor to hold his body together. This volume follows the aftermath of the massive
: In one of the most iconic "wacky" subplots in comic history, Loki magically transforms Thor into a frog. Thor must lead a clan of frogs in a war against rats in Central Park before eventually retrieving his hammer and becoming the powerful "Throg".