Thor God of Thunder faces the Invaders
(Captain America, Sub-Mariner, Human Torch, Spitfire, Union Jack) on
his mission from Hitler to assassinate Josef Stalin. Thor calls down
a rainstorm which extinguishes Human Torch then proceeds to smack Cap
out of the way before beating Subby into the mud. Thor then smashes
the Russian big guns but before he can reach Stalin, Namor has
whisked the dictator away to his flagship and taken off for Moscow.
Thor pursues, leaving the others stranded and Union Jack bemoaning
his uselessness. Torch manages to get the damaged train working again
they they follow....
Thor contacts Adolf Hitler who has Dr
Olsen send an electrical pulse to Mjolnir indicating the way to the
Kremlin. As Hitler glories in his dreams of world conquest, Dr Olsen,
wracked by guilt, suffers a heart attack and dies. His bandaged
assistant Hans agrees to aid Der Fuehrer and is revealed to be
Victor Von Doom. Yikes!
The Invaders have reached the Kremlin
ahead of Thor and set up defenses, including leaving Union Jack to
guard Stalin. The God of Thunder easily brushes the heroes aside,
crashes through a window and electrocutes Stalin with a lightning
bolt. As the Invaders stare in shock, Thor hears the voice of Adolf
Hitler gloating over how easily he has fooled the god, courtesy of
the scheming Doom and a radio. Doom then destroys the transporter,
mocking Hitler as the one person more evil than he could ever hope to
be. Back at the Kremlin, Thor realizes he was duped by Hitler and
sees that he needs to learn humility someday. The dying Stalin turns
out to be Union Jack in disguise; Thor drains some of the energy to
keep him alive and we discover that Jack has now acquired electrical
powers. Thor realizes this whole thing was a mistake and wipes the
heroes' minds of any memory of him before heading back to Asgard.