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Thor: God of Thunder #15

Jan 2014
on-sale: Nov 13, 2013
Jason Aaron, Ron Garney

Thor: God of Thunder #15 cover

Story Name:

The Accursed, Part Three of Five: Bury My Heart in Jotunheim


Synopsis

Thor: God of Thunder #15 synopsis by Peter Silvestro
Rating: 3 stars

The idyllic fantasy land of Alfheim is disturbed by the battle between Thor and his League of Realms and the forces of Malekith, come to punish the refugee Dark Elves. The pixies and fairies join in the fight too in their own comical way, force-feeding vegetables and fruits to the captive enemy. Thor comes to appreciate the battle prowess of Dark Elf Lady Wazira but the League is still splintered among the members, Light Elf, Troll, Dwarf and Giant. Thor has a solution to unify his team: a visit to a tavern where he challenges the giant Oggy to a drinking contest; the competition serves as a male bonding ritual. Later Wazira finds Thor commiserating with Mjolnir about his fear of his father and his doubt that he has what it takes to hold the League together. She talks with him and he explains the bonding ritual but he has something else in mind for her: he sweeps her into his arms and kisses her. This is witnessed by a Dark Elf servant girl with a sinister smile….

Next the Dark Elf refugees among the giants of Jotunheim are attacked by Malekith and his forces but the League arrives to do battle. The giants stand back to watch the conflict with only Oggy of the League joining in with his massive arrows. Malekith leaps down his throat and slays him from inside, with his last (and only) words being "I wasn’t done listening yet." The villain cuts his way out of Oggy’s skull to confront his opponents. Malekith orders his trumpeter to blow a blast that summons his new allies—the Frost Giants



Quotes

Interesting passages found in this comic book.

"Burn the old! Flay the young! Bring me the eyes of all who refuse to see!"
~ MALEKITH

 

Review / Commentaries


Thor: God of Thunder #15 Review by (November 16, 2013)
Review: An oddball issue: as if to make up for the overly grim God Butcher saga, it looks like Jason Aaron is moving too far in the other direction, trying to complete with Straczynzki and Fraction (not to mention Gilliam). His fairyland is a bit too twee to be taken seriously and Thor’s romance with Lady Wazira seems very much out of character; have the fans been nagging him to ship them together? And wait…Mjolnir is sentient? And Thor confides in it when he’s drunk? That’s a goofy thing to bring to the table. And Thor bemoaning all his hopes and fears to the hammer? I know Thor is one of the least relatable Marvel heroes but this does not seem to be the best remedy. Ron Garney keep it all readable, though.

Comments: The title is a play on the history book Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, on the oppression of Native Americans in the West. Issue includes a map of the Nine Realms.


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