THE LAST DAYS OF MIDGARD Part Two
• Thor battles to save the Earth on two fronts.
• In the present day, Thor takes on Roxxon, the world's most powerful and nefarious super-corporation. While in the far future, King Thor is all that stands between Old Galactus and the planet he's been dying to eat for a very long time.
• Even if King Thor wins, is the Earth still doomed?
This is yet another issue that'll make you exclaim "another!" once you finish it. Even though Aaron's hitting us with a serious overall message, he's doing it without being blatantly preachy and still manages to include a ridiculous amount of fun. THOR: GOD OF THUNDER continues to be worthy of a God. This issue is exceptionally well-written, loaded with excitement and packed with stunning artwork. Seriously, this is guaranteed to turn you into a Thor fan. Read Full Review
Jason Aaron has clearly been having a blast writing the Asgardian Avenger, and from the looks of #20, we are in for nothing but great Thor comics from here on out. Read Full Review
Thor is a fantastic read. It's been the steadiest reads all along and it seems to only be getting better. This issue brings together two, seemingly, unrelated plots. It looks to be a classic arc in the making. I wonder what Jack Kirby would say if he read this one. Read Full Review
Esad Ribic art is amazing. The dirty, barren wasteland of King Thor's Earth is stunning, especially in contrast to the vivid world of All-New Thor NOW (sorry). Some of the facial expressions are little odd looking, especially when somebody is yelling, but that's small complaint. Plus, Ribic draws the most menacing looking Galactus ever. There are clouds of dirty and dust obscuring everything, but Galactus' size and weight always bleeds through. It's epic stuff. Thor: God of Thunder is consistently great. Read Full Review
I'm still surprised they've made no effort to bring this title in line with the incredibly successful movies version. You know, the one with the Thor who acts like a hero. Read Full Review
Old Thor vs. Galactus is a hoot. It's as fun as you think it's going to be, and it's just getting started. Read Full Review
The art by Esad Ribic and Ive Svorcina, plus the lettering of Joe Sabino, bring the whole story together. The rich colors and the amazing detail bring everything from Thor showing Roz the inside of a thunderstorm to the towering, shadowed visage of Old Galactus to haunting life. While this issue is a lead into the throwdown of the universe that is to come, it moves the story along in magnificent fashion. Read Full Review
This continues to be one of the best superhero comics being currently published. I like the environmental theme to this arc, especially as it pertains to the future King Thor vs. Galactus. Svorcina continues to be the unsung hero. I think her colors elevate the art to a degree seldom achieved in other titles. I know she's also coloring Starlight, so I look forward to seeing what she does there.
It’s pretty obvious that this comic has dipped in quality since issue 11 but still enjoyable, just not on par with the first 11 issues
Story gets better. BEST BUSINESS INCENTIVE PROGRAM EVER! COOL RIBIC MOBIUS GALACTUS. AND MORE EVIL. EVIL. EVIL. BAD BUSINESS PLANS !!!! there are easier ways to make boatloads of money than this. I mean really. Well, at least the art is the best. Don't ARGUE RIBIC IS THE MAN.
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