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    Journey into Mystery #124

    Journey into Mystery » Journey into Mystery #124 - "The Grandeur And The Glory!" released by Marvel on January 1966.

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    "The Grandeur And The Glory!" last edited by deactivated-62e5b6c75b65e on 07/27/22 11:26AM View full history

    1. "The Grandeur and the Glory!" - (Lee / Kirby) Thor learns of a "demon" terrorizing the jungles of Asia; Donald Blake reveals his secret to Jane, infuriating Odin; And, Zeus dispatches Hercules to Earth to deal with the native turned "Demon".
    2. Tales of Asgard, Home of the Mighty Norse Gods: "Closer Comes the Swarm!" - (Lee / Kirby) Queen Ula sends her swarm of flying trolls after the Odinship!

     
    The Tale of Asgard was reprinted in Thor: Tales Of Asgard By Stan Lee & Jack Kirby #4

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    Evil Witch Doctors, Thor Reveals his ID... all this and Herc Too! 0

    Journey into Mystery #124 - "The Grandeur And The Glory!" by gc8 on January 16, 2012

    On many occasions, we've seen Thor battle Communism, directly. While this issue does not have him directly taking on any Maoists, the specter of Communism is very evident. On only the second page, Thor commends the patriotic soldiers fighting in Vietnam. Later, despite the promises to the woman he loves, Don Blake cannot ignore the cries of "the wounded, the weak and the oppressed" in Asia, and his determination that he cannot "stand idly by" when he has "the means - the power - to act!" and th...

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