The Mighty Thor 47
Editor: Editoriale Corno
publication date: January 16, 1973
cover price: Lire 200 (€ 0,10)
Cover: Jack Kirby & Vince Colletta
contains the following stories:
Mighty Thor vol. 1 nr. 148
"Let there be Chaos!"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: January 1968
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Vince Colletta
Odin deprives Loki, Balder and Sif of their Asgardian powers, as already happened to Thor.
Loki does not give peace and asks Queen Karnilla for help, only that the goddess mistakes a human thief for the god of deception and gives him divine powers.
The Wrecker attacks the city, luring Thor who recognizes the Asgardian origin of his powers.
Odin refuses to help him.
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Mighty Thor vol. 1 nr. 149
"When falls a hero!"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: February 1968
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Vince Colletta
Thor is defeated by the Wreckler, without his friends being able to help him.
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Mighty Thor vol. 1 nr. 148
"...and finally: Black Bolt!"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: January 1968
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Joe Sinnott
The origins of the Inhumans continue.
The origins of Black Bolt, the current King of the Inhumans, are told.
Agon and Rinda, two inhuman scientists, are experimenting on their only child.
Exposed to the Terrigenous Mists, he manifests incredible powers, but at the first cry the child destroys Attilan.
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Mighty Thor vol. 1 nr. 149
"Silence or Death!"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: February 1968
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Joe Sinnott
Black Bolt grows in total isolation due to its incredible destructive power.
Now that he's an adult, Agon King of Attilan decides to let him out if he promises never to speak.
Black Bolt meets his cousins Karnak, Gorgon, Medusa, Maximus and little Crystal.
Maximus immediately attacks Black Bolt with a weapon of his own invention, to force him to speak.
Medusa and Karnak manage to neutralize Maximus, while Black Bolt manages to restrain himself.
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Mighty Thor vol. 1 nr. 150
“Triton”
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: March 1968
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Joe Sinnott
The last member of the inhuman royal family, Triton, is introduced.
Triton is exploring Earth's oceans when he encounters a sea monster.
he attacks it and is stunned with tranquilizer guns.
It is in fact a film set and the monster is a transvestite stuntman.
Triton decides not to show his powers and remains their prisoner.
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