Comic Book: Journey Into Mystery (1952 series)
What This Comic Book is About:
Beginning as a horror anthology in the early 1950s, this title made history when it introduced the Mighty Thor in issue #83. Retitled (THE MIGHTY) THOR after issue #125.
Data Sheet:
Jun 1952 to Feb 1966
1952
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Characters most frequently found in this comic book:
In order of appearances.
Plus: Harris Hobbs, Mr. Hyde (
Calvin Zabo).
Comics Index
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Total Indexed Comics:
65
Comics sorted by date. Oldest shown first. Up to 25 comics per page. Page navigator at the bottom of the page.
June 1952"One Foot In the Grave"
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November 1960"I Was a Slave of the Living Hulk!"
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March 1961"The Return of the Hulk!"
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August 1962"Thor the Mighty and the Stone Men from Saturn"
Script: Larry LieberWhile vacationing on Norway, American Dr. Donald Blake is witness of an alien invasion by Stone Men from Saturn. Discovered by the aliens, Blake hides in a cave where he accidentally opens a secret door that leads to a chamber that holds an ancient wooden cane. [...]
September 1962"The Mighty Thor vs. The Executioner"
Script: Larry LieberAfter a brief synopsis of Thor’s origin, the story opens with Dr. Don Blake and his nurse Jane Nelson (later named Foster) on their rounds of patients. [...]
October 1962"Trapped by Loki, the God of Mischief!"
Script: Larry LieberIn Asgard, home of the Norse Gods, Loki, God of Mischief has been imprisoned for ages within a tree, trapped until his plight causes someone to shed a tear. [...]
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