IN YOUR LCS 2 YEARS AGO TODAY

AVENGERS TWILIGHT #5 $4.99

(W) Chip Zdarsky (A) Daniel Acuna (CA) Alex Ross

America and democracy are under attack! Can THE AVENGERS of tomorrow save a country from itself, as their greatest enemy dismantles everything CAPTAIN AMERICA holds dear? It's a battle decades in the making, and no one is safe!

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ROXXON PRESENTS THOR #1 $3.99

(W) Al Ewing (A/CA) Greg Land

The ROXXON AGE OF COMIXX BEGINS! A group of insane activists take "saving the Earth" TOO FAR! But WHICH God of Evil is prompting the kids to rebel? Could it be...LOKI, GOD OF EVIL??? Featuring an all-star cast of heroes! MINOTAUR! EXECUTIONER! ENCHANTRESS! And the THOR-TRUCK! 

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On the Spinner Racks Apr/May/Jun 1973

Art by John Romita Senior. Romita's 3rd Unconscious Thor cover. Jack Kirby had already done four.

A rare cover collaboration by super-stars Jim Starlin and John Romita Senior

IN YOUR LCS 12 YEARS AGO TODAY

THOR GOD OF THUNDER #21 $3.99
(W) Jason Aaron (A/CA) Esad Ribic
   THE LAST DAYS OF MIDGARD, Part Three
   ROXXON strikes back! Broxton, Oklahoma under siege! The Minotaur shakes hands with the king of the trolls! And in the far future, King Thor is overwhelmed by the fury of Galactus

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WHAT IF AGE OF ULTRON #3 $3.99
(W) Joe Keatinge (A) Mico Suayan (CA) Chris Stevens
   In a world without Thor, the Norse end times of Ragnarök takes the lives of every super-powered being, leaving only the unpowered heroes of the Marvel Universe behind!
   Thor appears on the cover and one interior page.

ON THE SPINNER RACKS April/May/June 1972

Pluto made 9 appearances from 1966 to 1972

Pluto had appeared on the cover of THOR four times before, each time rendered by Jack Kirby. This time he was depicted by a different Silver Age legend, Gil Kane.

IN YOUR LCS 39 YEARS AGO TODAY

After more than 6 years, thanks to Walt Simonson, the Destroyer returns.

Simonson did the cover and wrote the issue. The story art was by Sal Buscema and Joe Sinnott.