It may have made more sense for the story to be numbered as Thor #24.1-5, as it precedes issue #25 of the regular series (as would two pages of Original Sin (2014) #7 and a page of #8). It would make sense for it to also collect Original Sin (2014) #5.1-5.5, an embedded mini-series in the event co-written by Jason Aaron and Al Ewing.

Probable Contents: This omnibus will definitely collect Thor: God of Thunder (2012) #1-25. Thor (2014) primarily featured line art by Russell Dauterman with colors by Matt Wilson. It also featured art by Nic Klein, Dan Pastoras, and Agustin Alessio and line art by Ron Garney and Emanuela Lupacchino (both colored by Svorcina). Ribic and color by Ive Svorcina (with Dean White), with letters by Joe Sabino. Thor: God of Thunder (2012) featured line art primarily by Esad T. Past Ranking: This year is the book’s debut placement in the ballot results. It continued to Thor (2014), which ran for 8 issues and an annual from December 2014 to July 2015, when it was interrupted by Secret Wars. Thor: God of Thunder (2012) ran for 25 issues from November 2012 to November 2014, though five issues of Original Sin act as an interlude between #24-25.

It found Thor facing off against the brutal God Butcher across three different timelines before his attention turned back to tending to the problems of Earth and Asgard. This beautifully illustrated volume is one of my most highly-recommended comic runs of the past half decade to readers both old and new. What Is It? Thor: God of Thunder (2012) was Thor’s relaunched comic in Marvel Now, beginning a new run by Jason Aaron that is still going (in a third title) over four years later! Visit the Guide to Thor to learn how to collect this story – and every other Thor comic ever published! Visit the Marvel Masterworks Message Board to view the original posting of results by Tigereyes. Thor: God of Thunder by Jason Aaron is the #53 Most-Wanted Marvel Omnibus of 2017 on Tigereyes’s Secret Ballot.

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