publication date: May 1963

pencil: Joe Sinnott

story: Stan Lee & Robert Bernstein

Loki is a prisoner on Asgard, while Donald Blake is forced (again) to cure a thug.
Loki deceives Thor of Mjolnir, luring it to Asgard.
Odin brings Thor back to Asgard and he begins looking for the hammer.
Having found the hammer, Loki returns prisoner.

data pubblicazione: giugno 1963

pencil: Jack Kirby

story: Stan Lee & Robert Bernstein

inks: Richard Ayers

Donald Blake travels to India with the red cross, during the India/China war.
Thor intervenes to stop the Chinese invasion troops and in doing so infuriates the central government.
The Chinese leader (supposed to be Mao Zedong) orders the best scientists to create a weapon capable of stopping Thor.
A scientist, Chen Lu, an expert in radioactivity, has created a machine that can irradiate his body, which works like a battery.
Radioactive Man attacks New York and puts Thor in trouble, who cannot hit him directly so as not to detonate him.
He then creates a whirlwind with the hammer, which takes him back to China, where he explodes.

publication date: July 1963

pencil: Joe Sinnott

story: Stan Lee & Robert Bernstein

Loki casts a spell on Thor, distracting him as Mjolnir returns to him.
The hammer hits him in the back of the head and this makes him change his temper and he becomes evil.
Thor frees Loki and together they wreak havoc on Earth.
The Gods of Asgard intervene, causing the hammer to hit Thor in the back of the head again.

publication date: December 1963

pencil: Jack Kirby

story: Stan Lee

inks: Paul Reinman

Thor and Loki have an affair together as teenagers.
They pursue the children of a Storm Giant who have stolen the golden apples of the Goddess Iduna.
The two boys manage to retrieve the apples and Thor manages to lift Mjolnir a little.

data pubblicazione: gennaio 1962

pencil: Steve Dikto

story: Stan Lee

Short science fiction story, starring the Komok race.
Komoks are great warriors and only one is enough to conquer a planet.
Their greatest warrior is called Mopox, but he descends on a seemingly deserted planet, even though his technology says he is inhabited.
His research is useless and in the end he dies of trifles.
After his death the inhabitants of the planet reveal themselves: it is the rocks.