Thor’s granddaughters, the Goddesses of Thunder, arrive at Omnipotence
City, hoping they can find someone to aid King Thor in the final battle with
Loki. But the place is dark and deserted and there is only one god left:
Shadrak who has inherited the job of librarian from his dead predecessor. As he
tells them about All-Black the Necrosword wielded by Loki he is attacked by a
flock of Necro-Ravens dispatched by the villain….
Back in Asgard, Thor the All-Father faces Loki the
All-Butcher in their final battle, both with powers increased beyond anything
they have ever known. Delighting in the destruction he is planning for the end
the universe, Loki impales Thor on his sword and pushes him out of the
exploding Asgard and to the surface of a world that oozes jellied acid. Thor hurls
Mjolnir out, telling it to go to the nearest burning star and when it returns
blazing, he uses it to ignite the napalm, blowing the planet to hell. Thor now
knows that Loki must die….
In Omnipotence City, the Goddesses fight the deadly ravens
and Shadrak finally remembers what he is god of: bombs. He detonates his
devices and the City is destroyed….
Thor is distracted by the destruction of Omnipotence City,
allowing Loki to tear the All-Father’s guts open and scatter his intestines.
Loki is fighting for the final fundamental truth of all existence: nothing
lasts forever. Loki tells Thor how he killed Odin, approaching him on his
deathbed and whispering into his ear the details of every evil thing Loki has
done and telling Odin it was all his fault for not killing Loki in his crib.
But Thor knows this is a lie as he is the one who killed Odin, putting him out
of his misery with a mercy killing. Thor adds that their mother Freyja died of
a broken heart, regretting ever having loved Loki. Thor hooks Loki to Mjolnir
and hurls him into the sun—but Loki destroys the sun and fires darts at Thor,
hurling him down to the surface of Midgard, while announcing his plans to destroy
the planet as soon as he has killed Thor. Thor, impaled on the darts, prays to
any god that can hear him—and in answer to his prayers, Loki is stabbed through
the back with the Necrosword…wielded by Gorr, the God of God-Butchers….