The Immortal Thor #7 is a great example of pushing the comic narrative in new and interesting ways. There's a complexity to this book that calls back to Thor's history, plays with comics in a metafictional way, and builds a brand new set of gods to play with. Somehow, this creative team has celebrated the past while paving the way for the future, and I'm all for it. Read Full Review

Coccolo delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. The visual style is perfect for this arc with some great classic looking moments for the characters. Read Full Review

Between Al Ewing's gripping dialogue and Martn Cccolo incredible artwork Immortal Thor #7 was another home run of a comic book. This issue does an great job building up the Utgard Gods through the chemistry shared by Thor and Loki. All the while setting up even bigger things to be excited for in future issues. Read Full Review

:Immortal Thor #7 pits young Thor and Loki in a trial of endurace by the one and only Utgard-Loki himself. The art team do an impressive job when it comes to the action, facial expressions, and depicting the scale and massive size difference between the heroes and their gigantic host. The story feels very much like a mythic tale, and even after it's over, the comic leaves with some interesting questions and sets up intriguing ideas for future issues to explore. Read Full Review

It's an entertaining read but feels primarily invested in laying groundwork and seeding themes that will pay off later in the series' run. Read Full Review

The Immortal Thor #7 reads and feels like a story from classic Viking mythology, but the slow pacing and lack of meaning coming out of this issue signals an arc that's better left to the trades at a reduced price. Read Full Review

I didn't enjoy this as the rest of the series thus far, but it was still a pretty good issue. It's hard for me to not like something Ewing wrote. I thought the dynamic between Thor and Loki was fun and written well overall. I'm also really looking forward to this Roxxon story with the Minotaur, Enchantress, and Skurge that's been teased for a while now.

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really good issue of the retelling Thor's origin. I liked it

In terms of pure technical excellence, you're not going to fine a better made book than what @al_ewing & @martincoccolo have put out issue after issue so far in this series. IMMORTAL THOR #7 is another visually stunning and well-written issue, yet the narrative feels like we're in a holding/waiting pattern.

Giving readers a chance to catch their breath after the epic opening Toranos arc is understandable & forgivable, especially with a potential clash with an alternate universe Odin looming large on the final page.

Those who are deeply invested in a sustained, ongoing storyline might find this and the previous issues' deliberate pacing frustrating, but those who appreciate strong character work, stunning visuals, and the groundwork being laid ahead of future excitement, this issue is still a worthwhile read.
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Not too bad. I like the concepts, but it just feels lacking in delivery.