Langridge mixes the awkwardness of meeting new people, the first blush of a new relationship with the wall-breaking struggles between gods, monsters, heroes and robots all into one. Writer Roger Langridge pens a seemingly effortless and modern retelling of Thor's origin and first days amongst regular people like you and I. 2 – This recently released 8-issue series is a welcome addition to the Thor bibliography and a big favorite around iFanboy HQ, and there's several reasons why.
If you want to get up to speed on Thor, here's five books to be on the lookout for. While simply picking up the newest issue of Thor might work for some, the story-arcs going on his series currently are built up on some previously releases stories and might not be the best gateway into the character. And in April, movie-goers will begin to learn about Marvel's mythical character and might wonder what they can read to prepare – or after the movie ends.Īs part of an all new feature dubbed "Where Do I Start", we're taking on the character of Thor and digging through the longboxes and bookshelves to find five must-have books for anyone wanting the quintessential look at the Norse prince.
And like the two other members of that elite status, Thor has a feature film on the way – premiering on April 27th to be exact. In a world of super-heroes with god-like powers, there stands one amongst them that can claim he's a god himself: Thor.īeginning with his debut in 1962's Journey Into Mystery #83, The Mighty Thor has hammered out an integral role in the pantheon of Marvel heroes both in his own series and as one of the key three members of the Avengers.
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