That, my friends, is on the question of everyone’s lips. Who is the new Thor? Why is she worthy to wield Mjolnir while the Odinson is not? The All-Father wants the answer to those questions, and to take Mjolnir back for the Asgardians… whatever the cost. Meanwhile, Malekith and Dario Agger have made a pact: Roxxon and Svartalfheim have joined forces and are now allies. Thor seems very eager to stop them… very eager indeed…
I won’t spoil the big reveal, but it was surprising and heartbreaking at once. The art here was as beautiful as in the last album: dynamic, fluid, and electric. There are a few bonuses in the back that are as long as the main story: Thor Annual #1, which tells a tale for each the Thor of the future, present, and past. The present Thor’s story was drawn by Marguerite Sauvage, one of my favorites! They also include a story from the ’70s that parallels the events of the present-day Thor. I’ll have to look for more adventures from Lady Thor!
– Kathleen
Aaron, Jason, Russell Dauterman, and Jorge Melina. Thor (Vol. 2): Who Holds the Hammer? 2015.
May 27, 2017 at 2:47 pm
Are you telling me you made a Volume 1 review? Link please!
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May 29, 2017 at 7:51 am
Here is Kathleen’s review of Volume 1: https://graphicnovelty2.com/2017/01/09/thor-vol-1-the-goddess-of-thunder/
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May 30, 2017 at 5:33 pm
Thanks, Nancy – Thought I linked it in the post but I apparently forgot =P
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