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Avengers: Disassembled - Thor (Thor (1998-2004)) Kindle & comiXology

by Michael Avon Oeming (Author), Steve Epting (Cover Art), Andrea Di Vito (Artist) Format: Kindle Edition
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Collects Thor (1998) #80-85.

Ragnarok appears to have come for the gods of Asgard, and only Thor and his Avengers allies might be able to stave off that fate - but will the Thunder God be Asgard's savior, or the architect of its downfall? In search of new wisdom, Thor must repeat the ordeals of Odin - and the price may be too terrible for even an immortal to pay! Beset on all sides by treacherous foes from his past, the God of Thunder leads the tattered remnants of the forces of Asgard on a desperate quest, as the Realm Eternal burns.
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01EZ50PI2
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Marvel (April 16, 2015)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ April 16, 2015
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 557544 KB
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  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 137 pages
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    Mike began his comics

    career at the age of

    14, breaking in as an

    inker. Growing up in

    a small town, Mike

    found tutelage under

    Neil Vokes and Adam

    Hughes, while corresponding

    with Nexus

    creators Steve Rude

    and Mike Baron. After

    years working in indie press, his first big

    break was as an inker on Daredevil, and

    shortly after as penciler/inker on DC’s version

    of Judge Dredd, then Foot Soldiers at

    Dark Horse Comics. During the mid-’90s

    comics crash, Mike moved back into indie

    comics, starting on his path of creatorowned

    comics with Ship of Fools, co-created

    with Bryan J.L. Glass. While drawing

    Ship of Fools, Mike continued with other

    paying work, such as inking Neil Vokes on

    Ninjack and drawing Bulletproof Monk, which

    later became a John Woo film. Business

    was slow when Mike experimented with a

    new, simpler style of drawing, and began

    developing several projects, including The

    Mice Templar, Hammer of the Gods, Quixote,

    and what would become Powers with Brian

    Michael Bendis, whom Mike had met several

    years earlier.

    Powers has been nominated for a Harvey

    Award and won an Eisner Award for best

    new series. With Powers ongoing, Mike has

    since tackled several other projects, including

    Hammer of the Gods, Parliament of Justice,

    Hellboy, Catwoman, 86 Voltz: The Dead Girl,

    The Goon, Quixote, Magician Apprentice (with

    Bryan J.L. Glass) The Cross Bronx, The Darkness,

    The Spirit, Red Sonja, and Rapture with Taki

    Soma. His writing stint on the final run

    of the original Thor as well as on Thor: Blood

    Oath has been widely acclaimed. Beta Ray

    Bill and Ares are amongst his other Marvel

    Comics writing credits.

    Mike is currently working on The Mice

    Templar, The Victories for Dark Horse Comics,

    Takio and Powers with Brian Bendis, all creator

    owned titles

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Angus Guthrie
5.0 out of 5 stars A must read Thor story.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2010
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I know this story came out years ago but for some reason I could never find it anywhere so I just now got around to reading it and I was not disappointed. This story is pretty epic and great step forward for Thor as a character. It is the end of the Aesir and also the end of who Thor used to be. Through the hard choices he makes and the loss he suffers throughout the story, you see some serious development in this longtime Avengers mainstay. Reading this will also make you appreciate the new run on the series more as you get the skinny on why Thor is rocking the Thousand yard stare and seems overall more zen and mature. The only complaint you could make is that you might want a little more from the story but really just because it's so good and brings up lots of interesting plot points that would be great if given more development. As it is though this is a great read supported by some pretty decent artwork.
PS: The new Nightmare on Elm Street is pretty damn boring 20 minutes into it.
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patzeram
5.0 out of 5 stars Done from a different perspective
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2021
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Story is another one about the fall of Asgard aka Ragnarok. However the story and the way they do it is different from past stories of Ragnarok. It’s done with greater depth in exploring the characters and understanding Asgardian legend. I had mixed emotions when I first read this but it had nothing to do with the story, which is well done. It’s an excellent saga of Ragnarok for Thor. Probably the best.
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Kid Kyoto
4.0 out of 5 stars Gorgeous art, interesting story
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2017
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Fresh from Dan Jurgen's long run Thor returns to the present only to face the ultimate battle of Ragnorok (again, this is like the 3rd or 4th time he's faced it). The armies of evil led by Loki have gathered and heroes of Asgard and beyond must rally to face them. In the end Thor and everything else is swept away... forever (or at least until the next reboot).

This is a good story, a nice blending of Norse Myth and Marvel comics for an ultimate battle. I was a bit irked how it seemed to ignore Jurgen's long storyline with only a few throw away lines to acknowledge it but that's a common price in American comics.

What's more interesting to me is the whole meta-texual aspect. During the battle Thor realizes that mysterious beings called 'Those Who Sit Above in Shadow' are watching Ragnorok and enjoying the show. He realizes this has happened many times before and that all his battles are in vain unless he can break the cycle forever.

The irony of course is that as a corporate-owned character Thor can't break the cycle, he will fight Loki and Surtur and the Dark Gods and the Absorbing Man and whoever else until cancellation finally claims him. And even then he will be rebooted. Sure enough death is not the end for him here, with a a few years he was back again. But it's an interesting commentary on the comic industry watching a character trying to break free from the never-ending battles writers and readers put him through.
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E. Deubell Kirby
5.0 out of 5 stars It's the real Ragnarok.
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2021
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I don't have the writing chops to accurately describe how excellent this story is. It's the best Thor run I've ever read.
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Jorge A. Torres
5.0 out of 5 stars Great ending for Thor!
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2013
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The Avengers are falling one by one after the Scarlet Witch attack. Now it's Thor's turn to face Ragnarok again and this time it looks like it's all over! I love that they brought Beta Ray Bill back and the brotherly relationship between both, he and Thor is apparent and you can feel Bill's frustration after Thor removes him from the battlefield at the end.
A great story and a great ending for the Thor books, albeit a short one.
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Monstarz Inc.
5.0 out of 5 stars Rune King Thor
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2016
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After finishing Avengers: Disassembled and Civil War I was like what the hell happened to Thor and was quite perplexed by his absence in such huge events. Well this explains all that and more. A lot occurs in these pages and the story and art are top notch. Highly recommend
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DJ Joe Sixpack
4.0 out of 5 stars 3+1/2 stars ==== An epic ending to one of Marvel's keystone titles
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2008
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And so, the saga of The Mighty Thor come to a close. At least, the Asgardian universe created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby way back in the 1960s has been obliterated, seemingly for once and for all, as Thor himself brings about the one, true Ragnarok, twilight of the gods, super-armageddon.

Writer Michael Avon Oeming cleverly deals with the fact that Marvel's Thor has dealt with multiple Ragnaroks over the years, explaining to readers that Thor and his compatriots (spoiler alert) have been caught in a vast cosmic joke for countless millennia, and that the Ragnarok story isn't the world-ending finale we'd all been lead to believe, but rather a sideshow staged of the amusement of some uber-gods who toy with the Asgadians for reasons of their own. Thus, a newly-cosmic, ever-heroic Thor brings an end to their torture by making Ragnarok real -- and allowing every godly friend he has -- Sif, Balder, Hogun, Volstagg, et. al. -- to die, for reals and forever. Also, one by one, fall his greatest mythical enemies: Ulik, Loki, Surtur and all the classic baddies of years gone by. It's a big event, and a reasonably engrossing story... Thor himself (spoiler alert) appears to have survived the destruction of his reality, but has put himself in suspended animation, somewhere out there in the mega-universe, so we will doubtless see him resurrected at some point. But the official word from Marvel is that this is the for-real end of the old Asgardian paradigm. An interesting way to close out a title that has gone through long, long periods of stagnation. Rest in peace, Norse pantheon. (Joe Sixpack, ReadThatAgain book reviews)
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Pert Abacus
5.0 out of 5 stars Ragnarok 'n' Roll
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 26, 2006
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Unlike other books that fall under the Disassembled umbrella this one has consistent art, a plot that has been well thought out & that ties in with the history of the character (& has nothing to do with the Scarlet Witch going mad - again).

In the book Loki finds a way of gaining enough power to become ruler of Asgard & Thor has to sacrifice everthing to stop him.

Featuring more Asgardians than you can shake a Uru Hammer at & including appearances from Captain America, Iron Man, Beta Ray Bill, Surtur, Ulik & even Those Who Sit Above this is a book that embraces it's history as it delivers an ending(?) to the story of the Mighty Thor.

The art by Andrea DiVito is beautiful & the story by Mike Oeming is fantastic.

This one will suprise you
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Tom G
4.0 out of 5 stars Best place to start.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 27, 2016
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This should be your starting point with Thor if you're new to the character or even returning to the more modern version of the character.

The art is very good, the writing is of a fine standard and it sets up for straczynski's run very well.
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