Even though he wasn't on the cover Thor appeared in AVENGERS #45

Continuity was King during the Lee/Thomas Era of Marvel Comics. Lee most likely polished panel 4 of this page since it references a plot that he had provided to Kirby.

JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY #121's Tales of Asgard episode was the only one in the series to open with two consecutive full-panel pages.

It was also the first episode that Kirby didn't design any new characters for.

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Stan Lee establishes the Enchanters as Odin's equals by having Sif explain "Their power most foul comes from far beyond the Realm... and is said to be the equal of Odin's own!"

Kirby visually shows the same by giving them the third full-pager of the 16 page THOR #143 lead story.

YOUNG THOR

SKOTTIE YOUNG, that is!

"To me, a job is a job. My job was to sell magazines - and that's what I did. I'm a professional, and I'm more interested in being professional than being an immortal artist of some kind." - Kirby

An example of what sold comic magazines in 1966.

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