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New York, NY - SeptemToday on Marvel’s original podcast series “This Week in Marvel,” host Angélique Roché spoke with mastermind writer Al Ewing about his hit run of IMMORTAL THOR! Coming this December, IMMORTAL THOR #5 will hit stands with incredible art by Martín Cóccolo and a stunning cover by Alex Ross.įans can listen to the full conversation on today’s episode of “This Week in Marvel” wherever they subscribe to podcasts. That’s nice – it’s nice to have a little hope!”Ĭheck out the cover to Immortal Thor #5 below by Alex Ross. Hulk is a very horror-based character, and I was writing a lot of heavy emotional stuff in there… I think Thor, in his nature, is a high fantasy character… so you sort of write that from a position of hope. On writing another Immortal story, Ewing said, “I had it in my head for a while that I wanted to do a second Immortal title because I wanted another swing at something that was that big and meaningful.” He continued, “I was also looking to do something a bit more optimistic. The Ellis run is absolutely terrific, but Moench creates and defines the character in his run, establishing classic villains. This is the original comic and where you want to start if youre going to read through a lot of the character. But if even an army of storm gods could not stop the Elder God of Thunder…what then? This is the story of THE IMMORTAL THOR… and the battle that will define him. 1) Doug Moenchs Run - Werewolf by Night Vol.1 32-33, Marvel Spotlight 29, Moon Knight Vol. In the upcoming issue, fans are introduced to the all-new Thor Corps! Toranos has returned - and to face him, the King of Asgard has gathered his army. On the reveal of the all-new Thor Corps in issue #5, Ewing points fans to the cover, saying, “Well, let’s talk about that cover… it’s basically everyone – well, not everybody because Eric Masterson is sadly no longer with us – but, a whole bunch of people who have previously been Thor are Thor again… to back up Thor.

Wild! Given the stakes set up in Immortal Thor #1, it makes sense Thor would need backup. It started in 1985, and at the beginning of the story, Marc Spector had lost all of his powers. Night of the Jackal was the first storyline in The Fist of Khonshu, the second run that Moon Knight had individually. Written by Al Ewing and drawn by Martín Cóccolo, if we were to go by the cover by Alex Ross it appears the Thor Corps consists of Thor, Beta Ray Bill, Storm, Loki, and Jane Foster Thor. 2: Night of the Jackal (1985) I remember reading this storyline almost in one sitting. Marvel Comics has revealed new details surrounding Immortal Thor #5, out in December, and we’ve got word there’s a new Thor Corps in the works.

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