Fear Itself Tie-in! Prepare for Fear Itself when the acclaimed Thor series becomes Journey Into Mystery! Loki is back and the mystery surrounding his death is about to be revealed! What can the Trickster God be up to this time? How will this affect Thor? Acclaimed creators Kieron Gillen and Doug Braithwaite bring Thor's dark, little brother back into the fray. It's time for the Odinson and the Trickster to reunite! Also – get caught all caught up on THOR since he made his return to the Marvel Universe in J. Michael Straczynski's epic run.
Brilliant. The best first issue of the year thus far. This issue is naked proof that Kieron Gillen is a name you need to know. Read Full Review
I'm looking forward anxiously to the next issue. Read Full Review
Anyone questioning whether Thor really needs another new series can kindly go put a sock in it. Journey Into Mystery is off to a great start. Matt Fraction has some serious competition in this section of the Marvel Universe, and I greatly look forward to what he and Gillen have in store together. Read Full Review
The debut of the new "Journey into Mystery" is definitely the sort of comic that Thor fans will love. Gillen writes a fantastic Loki and sets the book on a smart course for the future. A title starring Loki may not be the first book that springs to mind as a logical spin-off from "Thor," but is proves in one issue that it should be. Read Full Review
Personally, I'm not quite sure yet if I want to stay with the series, as I'm also picking up The Mighty Thor (which I will review when the first issue releases on the 27th of this month), but I won't deny that it was an enjoyable first issue. Good for Loki fans, good for Asgardian fans, okay for Thor fans, but not so great for fans looking to get into Thor for the upcoming movie. All in all I think this one deserves a solid 4/5. Read Full Review
No problems here for me. This story moved along nicely, was pretty action packed, and I've slowly turned into a fan of Blastaar since his appearances in the old Nova comic. Plus it had Steve Rogers in it, and Lord Summers didn't really do anything, so I'll be looking forward to the final part of this story in the Namor annual, as crazy Namor tries to kill and(hopefully) drink everybody. Read Full Review
So, go check this out if you want something a little different but still existing in a world with characters you recognize. Don't look for a lot of action right off the bat. Either way, I'm always looking forward to seeing with Kieron Gillen can give me next. Read Full Review
Promising start. Gillen's narration is the best part. Interested to see where this goes.
Excellent beginning.
Not a fan of Gillen's Thor, but this is amazing
The art is definitely bothering me but the story is great. Loki is one of my favorite characters and Journey Into Mystery is already my favorite tie-in
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