Comic Review: Thor: God of Thunder #23

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Marvel Comics
Writer: Jason Aaron
Artist: Esad Ribic
Price:$3.99

The Last Days of Midgard comes to an end in this epic conclusion of the five part series. The previous issue may not have been the best, but this issue totally makes up for it. The final battles between Modern Thor and the Minotaur, and King Thor and Galactus take place in this issue, and each one is nothing less than badass.

Nearly every single page is full of non-stop action. Modern Thor attempts to save Broxton by battling The Minotaur and Ulik the troll. Thor resorts to flying through an explosion, igniting Mjolnir and himself to take down The Minotaur and the trolls. Even the anti-violent Roz ends up killing multiple trolls herself.

The more epic of the two storylines is definitely the battle between King Thor and Galactus. King Thor decides to make one final blow against Galactus by obtaining the God Butcher’s weapon, All-Black the Necro-Sword. By wielding this weapon, Thor has unmatched power, becoming The Necro-Thor. With his new weapon, King Thor kills Galactus by literally blasting his face off with the combined power of the Necro-Sword and Mjolnir.

Each story has a completely different ending as well, with the King Thor ending being happier than the Modern Thor’s. After defeating The Minotaur and the trolls, Modern Thor finds that his beloved town of Broxton lies in ruins after the intense battle. Writer Jason Aaron even explains that Thor weeps after seeing what he has done to the town. The ending for King Thor ends on a brighter note when King Thor discovers that his own dripping blood is giving life back to the dead rock that Earth once was. King Thor then makes a vow to preserve the Earth for the rest of its existence.

This issue was a fantastic conclusion to a series that had rough beginnings. The next issue will cover a new storyline explaining the fate of Broxton, which I am very excited to get my hands on after reading this comic. The art style by Esad Ribic was also a nice touch to this comic as well. I highlyrecommend this issue.

Written by: Zack Myers

+ Non-stop action with great battles for Modern and King Thor
+ Epic conclusions for both story-lines

-Wish the rest of the five part series was as good as this issue

Comic Review: Futures End #6

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DC Comics
Writer: Keith Giffen, Dan Jurgens, Jeff Lemire, Brian Azzarello
Artist: Patrick Zircher
Price: $2.99

Seven issues in and we FINALLY figure out what Terry has been doing this whole time.

Comic Review: Superman/Wonder Woman #9

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DC Comics
Writer: Charles Soule
Artist: Tony Daniel
Price: $3.99

There is no Superman…there is only SUPERDOOM!!!!!

Comic Review: Batman Eternal #10

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DC Comics
Writer: Scott Snyder, James Tynion, John Layman, Ray Fawkes, Tim Seeley
Artist: Riccardo Burchielli
Price: $2.99

This issue gives us some backstory on why Catwoman and Falcone hate each other, and why Falcone doesn’t consider Catwoman a worthy adversary.

Comic Review: The Amazing Spider-Man #1.2

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Marvel Comics
Writer: Dan Slott
Artist: Ramon Perez
Price: $3.99

The story continues as readers follow the early days and struggles of Peter Parker as Spider-Man.

Comic Review: Ultimate Spider-Man #2

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Marvel Comics
Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
Artist: David Marquez
Price: $3.99

Is Peter Parker really back from the dead? Miles Morales tries to discover the truth in this second issue of the series.

Comic Review: Batman ’66 Meets the Green Hornet

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DC Comics
Writer: Ralph Garman, Kevin Smith
Artist: Ty Templeton
Price:$2.99

One of the most anticipated titles of the summer finally starts as DC and Dynamite team up together once again

Comic Review: Action Comics #32

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DC Comics
Writer: Greg Pak
Artist: Aaron Kuder
Price: $3.99

This is part 1 of Enemy of the State, the new chapter in the Doomed saga that doesn’t show any sign of stopping anytime soon.

Comic Review: Batman Eternal #9

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DC Comics
Writer: Scott Snyder, James Tynion, John Layman, Ray Fawkes, Tim Seeley
Artist: Guillem March
Price: $2.99

Batman’s headed to Hong Kong, and he’s taking some friends from his Incorporated days to find out info on Carmine Falcone.

Comic Review: Futures End #5

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DC Comics
Writer: Brian Azzarello, Jeff Lemire, Dan Jurgens, Keith Giffen
Artist: Keith Giffen, Jesus Merino, Dan Green
Price: $2.99

Things are not looking good for Ronnie Raymond. He finally snaps back into sanity (for a few moments) but Jason does not have any sympathy left for him.