IN YOUR LCS 2 YEARS AGO TODAY

 
ALL-OUT AVENGERS #5 $3.99

(W) Derek Landy (A/CA) Greg Land

Spider-Man versus the Avengers in Manhattan!  Someone's mind is being controlled, someone's decisions are being directed and someone's reality is being altered...but whose?

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THOR #30 $3.99

(W) Torunn Gronbekk (A/CA) Nic Klein

"THE LEGACY OF THANOS" CONCLUDES!

After chasing Corvus Glaive-the kidnapper of Thor's baby sister-into a vault that requires the blood of a god to open, Thor and Rúna find themselves face-to-face with King Bor himself! And...Thanos? What dark, bloody secrets of Asgard's past lie in this twisting, cryptic story...and what will it reveal about the future of the entire Marvel Universe?

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How popular was the archetypal comic goddess in the Silver Age?

Marvel waited barely more than two years to reprint the first appearance of the Enchantress.

IN YOUR LCS 47 YEARS AGO TODAY

 The 8th consecutive THOR to have a Walt Simonson cover.

The 11th consecutive issue of THOR with story art by Walt Simonson.

More than half of the 17 page story delivers what the cover promises. Thor battling a worthy opponent. 

Doctor Blake makes a rare 3 page appearance.

Plus Tony Stark makes a non-violent appearance.

ON THE SPINNER RACKS Jan/Feb 1963

Thor's 8th Marvel appearance. Like his previous appearances, it was in JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY and had a Jack Kirby cover. It was the 5th cover embellished by Dick Ayers.

That was Kirby & Ayers only contribution to the issue.

Carbon-Copy Man's 1st appearance. His 2nd would be 25 years later in X-FACTOR.

Doctor Blake's 8th appearance

Nurse Foster's 7th appearance

Odin's 5th appearance.

ON THE SPINNER RACKS Jan/Feb 1964

Jack Kirby composed cover art for 9 of the 11 comics released by Marvel the 1st month of 1964.

Kirby was responsible for the 25 covers Thor had appeared on since his debut.

Inker: Sol Brodsky

Inker: George Roussos