The Mighty Thor 10
Editor: Editoriale Corno
publication date: August 17, 1971
cover price: Lire 200 (€ 0,10)
Cover: Jack Kirby & George Roussos
contains the following stories:
Journey Into Mystery vol. 1 nr. 102
"The slave of Zarrko"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: March 1964
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Chic Stone
Thor follows Zarrko into the future and helps him take power.
In the future the world is governed by a super-computer and there are no police or army.
Thor keeps his oath, but as soon as Zarrko becomes Lord of the World, he facilitates his arrest.
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Journey Into Mystery vol. 1 nr. 103
"The Enchantress and the Executor"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: April 1964
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Chic Stone
Loki convinces Odin to use the Enchantress to make Thor fall in love with a goddess, rather than a mortal.
Amora goes to Earth, posing as a human, but her charm doesn't work on Donald Blake.
Jane Foster sees her kiss him and gets angry.
Rejected, Amora asks the Executor to kill Jane Foster.
The Executor attacks her and exiles her to Limbo, but Thor urges him to betray Amora and bring her back.
Odin is more furious with his son.
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Journey Into Mystery vol. 1 nr. 108
"Captured by the Trolls!"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: September 1964
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Vince Colletta
Tales of Asgard.
Thor pretends to be a wanderer and lets himself be captured by King Sindri of the Dwarves.
The King hands him over to the trolls as a slave.
Thor uses Mjolnir to free all Asgardian slaves from the Trolls and confine that people to the heart of the mountain.
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Journey Into Mystery vol. 1 nr. 109
"Banned from Asgard"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: October 1964
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Vince Colletta
Tales of Asgard.
Thor is exiled by Odin, no one knows why.
Arkir the Vile, Loki's cousin and in love with Knorda, the queen of the Mountain Giants, betrays Asgard and warns her of what has happened.
Knorda attacks Asgard, but discovers that it is Odin's trap and is forced to surrender.
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Journey Into Mystery vol. 1 nr. 110
"The Defeat of Odin"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: November 1964
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Vince Colletta
Tales of Asgard.
Odin must face the son of Rampok, his ancient rival now dead.
Prince Rivvak leads his army against Odin on a plain full of geisers.
Odin feigns impudence and attacks head-on, having to retreat due to the incandescent vapors.
Odin suffers his first defeat in battle, but explains to Thor that it's a trick not to humiliate the young prince.
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Journey Into Mystery vol. 1 nr. 111
"The secret of Sigurd!"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: December 1964
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Vince Colletta
Tales of Asgard.
Thor, Balder and Loki are walking through a forest.
Sigurd appears in front of them and challenges them.
Thor confronts him, but seems to get the worst of it, until Loki reveals his opponent's secret.
Sigurd is a child of the Earth and receives its power every time he comes into contact with the ground.
Thor defeats him by sending him into space thanks to Mjolnir.
It can be said that Sigurd is Thor's half-brother, being Gaea's son!
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