An important facet of Aaron's ongoing triple narrative in the long life of Thor. Read Full Review

In the end, despite containing a crucial moment in Young Thors life, this book felt like filler, only taking place between the moments of a better story. Its sad to see a great writer like Aaron stumble just as hes only steps away from the finish line, but it wont keep him from being remembered as one of the greatest Thor writers of all time. Read Full Review

Another look at the climactic battle of the War, taken through the eyes of Viking Thor. Though it's in no danger of outdoing the main rendition in WotR #6, it's a clever, engaging, fully-satisfying yarn. It delivers some impressive closure to Viking Thor's long-running story. But it does feel like it was a spur-of-the-moment idea (a good one!) rather than something planned far in advance.

A nice tribute to the similar Lee/Kirby Tales of Asgard story. Also great art from Scott Hepburn.

Loved this issue. Can't say much without spoiling it. The art was... cool?

This tie in is actually pretty cool as it takes place during war of the realms 6 and adds mkre depth to the story. Definitely a solid read.

And suddenly i no longer give a damn whether i die and take every others Thor along with me. My only thoughts are for the one parent who's always shown me love and compassion over the years. Even when i didnt deserve it. Especially when i didnt deserve it. I think of her and i am moving instinctualy, punching her monstrous attacked over and over. With all the power in my fists. Yet something différent somehow. In some way... That i can't quite put my finger on. "

It makes no sense that the other Thors would feel it when young Thor gets hurt, and I wasn't a huge fan of the art, but this was still a fine issue.

A fun tie-in, with big moments, but ultimately feels less than essential.

This one takes place simultaneously with War of the Realms #6. So which to read first? I suggest reading the first couple pages of WotR #6, then read this issue, then finish WotR #6. I think this issue got too carried away by the end.

Fine, but didn’t feel incredibly necessary tbh.