In the Spring of 1970 John Buscema became the second artist to draw more than five Marvel Thor covers. Jack Kirby had done 117 by then.

COMICS' MOST PRODIGIOUS IMAGINATION CREATES FIVE MORE GODS

JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY #119's Tales of Asgard introduces crew members Hogun, Volstag, Fandral, Kroda and Magrat.

IS THERE ANY COMIC THAT CAN'T BE IMPROVED BY ADDING THOR?

Paul Cornell (writer) and Pete Woods (Pencils and inks) craft a dramatic entrance for Thor's four page appearance in WOLVERINE #10.

THOR AS COMEDY RELIEF

From DEADPOOL: ART OF WAR #3 

Written by Peter David

Art by Scott Koblish

In the Fall of 1968 John Buscema became the second artist to draw more than one Marvel Thor cover. Jack (House Style) Kirby had done 103 by then.

In the Summer of 1969 John Buscema became the second artist to draw more than three Marvel Thor covers.

Jack Kirby had done 110 by then!!!

Without reading the text can you tell which city this is?

DOES THIS INCARNATION OF THE MARVEL THOR MAKE YOU RESPECT WARREN ELLIS MORE OR LESS?

from RUINS #2 (from the Summer of 1995)

Sadly, the Enchanters aren't anywhere near as good looking as the Enchantress...

from THOR #144 (art by Kirby)

By March 1965 the Enchantress had graced 25% of the AVENGERS covers.

All of which were drawn by Jack Kirby.

1964 COMIC BOOK LOGIC: You have a scientist, an inventor and a ham radio enthusiast. Who do you have operate the high tech equipment?

The ancient Norse God of course!

(and you have the guy who just spent 20 years in suspended animation advise him.)

ODIN, THE GOD OF TOUGH LOVE!

IS THERE ANYTHING MORE EXCITING THAN A DATE WITH THOR?

from THOR #139 (1967)

THOR'S CHARMING GRANDAUGHTERS ARE JUST LIKE YOU!

They like to read about Thor's adventures too. 

(from THOR GOD OF THUNDER #25)

NO NEW LADY THOR OR THOR ODINSON IN THE SHOPS TOMORROW!!!!

SO WHY BOTHER GOING!?

This 1969 Lee/Kirby synopsis splash is an example of how their decade of collaborating had honed their respective skills.

A double rarity

A Thor cover based on the Tarot AND drawn by a woman. (Stephanie Hans) 

Here is the card it was based on from the deck designed by Freemason and Rosicrucian A.E. Waite.

UNCONSCIOUS, DEAD OR JUST CHILLY?

Art by Andy of the Kubert Comic Art Dynasty!