The Mighty Thor 28
Editor: Editoriale Corno
publication date: April 24, 1972
cover price: Lire 200 (€ 0,10)
Cover: Jack Kirby & Vince Colletta
contains the following stories:
Mighty Thor vol. 1 nr. 129
"The verdict of Jupiter!"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: June 1966
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Vince Colletta
Jupiter (Zeus) is informed of the deception suffered by Hercules, but can only accept it.
When his son returns to Olympus in search of help, he reveals that if he finds a champion willing to fight in his place, the contract can be dissolved.
Thor is sent by Odin to carry out the dangerous mission.
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Avengers vol. 1 nr. 19
"The arrival of the Swordsman!"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: August 1965
pencil: Don Heck
story: Stan Lee
inks: Richard Ayers
The Swordsman sneaks into the Avengers building, asking to be allowed to join the group.
Captain America, however, already knows his fame and pushes him away.
Hawkeye reveals that the Swordsman was his mentor at the circus, but escaped him when he tried to lead him to crime.
The Swordsman teams up with petty criminals, who accidentally come into possession of the request sent by Captain America to Nick Fury to enter the SHIELD.
They create a fake invitation to lure Cap into a trap.
The other Avengers discover the trap and rush to the rescue, but they arrive too late.
After a balanced battle Captain America is captured by the Swordsman and thrown from the roof of a building.
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Mighty Thor vol. 1 nr. 128
"After the battle"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: May 1966
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Vince Colletta
Tales of Asgard.
After the Midgard Serpent and Surtur ravaged Asgard, only a lifeless rock remains.
Centuries pass, but life returns to flourish and a new race of gods is born from the ashes.
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Mighty Thor vol. 1 nr. 129
"The Hordes of Harokin"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: June 1966
pencil: Jack Kirby
story: Stan Lee
inks: Vince Colletta
Tales of Asgard.
After telling the future Ragnarok Odin locks Loki in a prison, to avoid it.
Immediately afterwards, the alarm is raised for the assault of an enemy army, led by Harokin.
Harokin wears the "sorcerer's eye", which gives him great power.
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