I'm not the Marvel nerd that my husband is and he's been trying to share comics with me for the longest time. I'll dabble with series here and there and this arc was one of his recommendations. I'm not completely blind to the world of comics, I remember there was a lot of buzz for this arc when it dropped and when my husband handed my the first issue, I was excited then for the first five issues to come out in a volume to pop up in my Prime Reading? I'm game for that.
What caught me right off the bat was the art. Russell Dauterman and Jorge Molina were impeccable. The colors popped with the action and I loved the overall style of the comic. I came into this volume knowing that the Goddess of Thunder was Jane Foster but what I really enjoyed was how she didn't know who she was outside of being Thor and how her internal dialogue danced around with her spoken dialogue in trying to figure out her identity and how she fit into this new role. To be fighting the Jotuns and dealing with Odin's return to Asgardia, the end of the age of the All-Mother, Thor struggling with no longer being worthy and the loss of his arm, and Malekith the Accursed just stirring the pot at the same time created a story that I really enjoyed. I cannot wait to get my hands on the second volume, Who Holds the Hammer?, so I can read the conclusion of the arc.
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I recommend buying The complete collection of Thor by Jason Aaron vol 2, it seems to be OOP. Anyway, this is the best comics I read over a long time, maybe since Harleen by Sejic. The trailer of Thor 4 got me hooked. I believe Natalie can deliver the awesomeness of the goddess of thunder and Taika will give her a good character arc. The art is crazily fantabulous. I am buying all the other Thor by this artist.
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