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    Thor #131

    Thor » Thor #131 - They Strike From Space released by Marvel on August 1966.

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    Who is Tana Nile? Is she a mysterious, mortal woman...or a creature from beyond? Thor had better gain some answers quickly- especially when Jane Foster’s future is at stake!

    1. "They Strike From Space!" - (Lee / Kirby / Colletta) Thor returns Hercules to Mt. Olympus, then goes to ask one last time for permission to marry Jane Foster, prepared to forsake his own immortality if need be! Meanwhile, Tana Nile's secret is finally revealed!
    2. Tales of Asgard, Home of the Mighty Norse Gods: "The Warlock's Eye!" - (Lee / Kirby / Colletta) Thor masquerades as Harokin to get the Warlock's Eye, but his own allies don't recognize him!
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    Stan Lee's Writing Take A Step Forward 0

    Thor #131 - They Strike From Space by gc8 on January 21, 2012

    I was sort of dreading this issue, given that we've established that A) The best Thor stories are the ones where the Thunder God is in conflict with other deities and magical beings, and B) Stan Lee's early science fiction was pretty iffy on the whole 'science' part of the equation.  However, I have to admit I was pleasantly surprised, he seems to have grown a bit as a writer. While the overall theme of 'might makes right' still seems to permeate Thor - it's even expressly stated by Thor in thi...

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