The Last Days of Midgard Part Two of Five: All Worlds Must Die last edited by SlamAdams on 03/02/22 04:40PM View full history

    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?

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    Thor: God of Thunder #20 - The Last Days of Midgard Part Two of Five: All Worlds Must Die by deactivated-613e82c4b95f9 on March 21, 2014

    Despite having a few minor bumps along the lines the passion Jason Aaron has for thor is absolutely ridiculous. Even the premise of the story screams epic! out loud, but like everything else all it takes is one wrong term and everything can easily be ruined, which by the way isn't the case here, in fact it's quite the opposite. Hell, if we were to forget the whole starting ground of the arc I'm pretty sure i'd still enjoy the story very very much, simply because Jason Aaron really puts a lot of...

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