- Taschenbuch: 240 Seiten
- Verlag: Marvel (7. Oktober 2009)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 0785137491
- ISBN-13: 978-0785137498
- Vom Hersteller empfohlenes Alter: Ab 9 Jahren
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 17,1 x 0,9 x 26 cm
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 170.538 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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greatest run ever
24. November 2009
Format:Taschenbuch
Dan Jurgens run on Thor in my opinion , is the best run on the series. better than Simonson on par with Lee and Kirby. nowadays runs on comics last only 6 to 12 issues in most cases. Jurgens run lasted over 70. in this series we see a new human counterpart the death of Odin and eventually thor taking over and ruling earth.
and the build up is very epic. this should be on every comic lovers shelf. it truly deserves a omnibus treatment preferably a few hardback volumes , but theres not so what are you waiting for buy this now.
and the build up is very epic. this should be on every comic lovers shelf. it truly deserves a omnibus treatment preferably a few hardback volumes , but theres not so what are you waiting for buy this now.
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Not a Classic, but an Essential to a Thor Fan
26. Mai 2010
Format:Taschenbuch
I had a lot of fun with this trade. It's like walking up a stairway of entertainment, because they do just get better and better. The little plot points kept me reading briskly to see what those little gems would become. Volume 1 delivers on nearly all of those subtle developments, but promises more in the next few chapters. What I loved about this Thor that was different from other writers' work, was the slow reveal constantly happening. In a lot of comics you see arcs begin and end in a heartbeat. This series slowly lets the story build become very entertaining. It wasn't my favorite run of Thor, but it was definately a fresh take on the hero.
I would reccomend reading Simonson as well, if not first. Straczynski's run is my favorite, with Simonson at a close second. Jurgens is great too, it just has strong competition. Romita Jr. is an amazing artist, whose work I can stare at all day long. So in the end, Jurgens work is a lot of fun. While is not as impacting as Simonson and Straczynski, it is solid enough to give me my strong Thor fix.
I would reccomend reading Simonson as well, if not first. Straczynski's run is my favorite, with Simonson at a close second. Jurgens is great too, it just has strong competition. Romita Jr. is an amazing artist, whose work I can stare at all day long. So in the end, Jurgens work is a lot of fun. While is not as impacting as Simonson and Straczynski, it is solid enough to give me my strong Thor fix.
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Volume 1 of Jurgens' disappointing Thor re-boot
23. April 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
Thor, vol. 1 collects Thor #1-8 and Peter Parker: Spider-Man #2, all originally published between 1998 and 1999. Continuity-wise, this book follows immediately after Heroes Reborn: Avengers and Heroes Reborn: The Return. Production quality is good: thin medium-gloss paper and a solid, flexible spine. There are no extras save some variant covers.
Dan Jurgens' new Thor series was intended to be a re-boot of the Thor character, whose previous books had suffered dwindling sales throughout the 1990s. Unfortunately, there's little fresh in Jurgen's stories for this volume, which hitch Thor back up with a human avatar (who happens to be, like the last one, a medical practitioner) and re-introduce old love-interest Jane Foster. The over-arching plot--a slow, cosmic storyline involving an unknown menace--is seemingly modeled off of Walter Simonson's Asgardian epic from the 1980s. Unlike Simonson's run, however, Jurgens' stories offer very little human drama (or, for that matter, Norse mythology); instead, readers are treated to repeated battle sequences and somewhat irrelevant super hero team-ups. Fortunately, John Romita Jr.'s striking layouts provide the stories with some extra pizzazz. Fans of Simonson's run, however, may find Romita Jr.'s pencils a little too dark.
If you're a Thor fan, this is probably worth picking up, as it is essential history for the character. If you're just getting into Thor, however, a much better purchase would be either the extraordinary Thor by Walter Simonson Omnibus or J. Michael Straczynski's more recent series (collected in Thor Omnibus).
Dan Jurgens' new Thor series was intended to be a re-boot of the Thor character, whose previous books had suffered dwindling sales throughout the 1990s. Unfortunately, there's little fresh in Jurgen's stories for this volume, which hitch Thor back up with a human avatar (who happens to be, like the last one, a medical practitioner) and re-introduce old love-interest Jane Foster. The over-arching plot--a slow, cosmic storyline involving an unknown menace--is seemingly modeled off of Walter Simonson's Asgardian epic from the 1980s. Unlike Simonson's run, however, Jurgens' stories offer very little human drama (or, for that matter, Norse mythology); instead, readers are treated to repeated battle sequences and somewhat irrelevant super hero team-ups. Fortunately, John Romita Jr.'s striking layouts provide the stories with some extra pizzazz. Fans of Simonson's run, however, may find Romita Jr.'s pencils a little too dark.
If you're a Thor fan, this is probably worth picking up, as it is essential history for the character. If you're just getting into Thor, however, a much better purchase would be either the extraordinary Thor by Walter Simonson Omnibus or J. Michael Straczynski's more recent series (collected in Thor Omnibus).
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