CBR: Fraction Talks "God-Sized" Thor

[CBR News]

In December's “Thor: God-Sized," Thor, Loki and Balder undertake a quest to
discover why their memories of legendary Asgardian Skurge The Executioner are
changing. CBR spoke with writer Matt Fraction about the one-shot.


Full article here (http://comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=18887).

[DasPoppen]

That's a definite buy. Amazing art. Fraction has done great writing Thor. And who wants to pass on a God-Sized issue?

[Will.S]

Dan Brereton! Doug Braithwaite!

Awesomeness!

[JimmyDee]

Fraction has quickly become one of my favorite writers. Iron Fist ruled. His work on X-Men has brought me back to the title. This is an easy sell on me, even if I'm not much of a Thor fan.

[nuclearman]

This looks mighty good.

[bebopeva88]

Fraction's Thor work has been great, and with a hell of an artist lineup, this is one that I've been looking forward to since it was announced.

[Tinder]

Can't wait for this one either - it's going to be a cracker I think!

[Somebody]

Looking forward to this.

To longtime Thor fans, the definitive heroic sacrifice came in 1985’s “The Mighty Thor” #362, wherein Skurge the Executioner stood alone against the legions of Hell
"Hel". One "l".

Simonson of course wrote and drew issues #337-367 of “The Mighty Thor” in the 1980s,
And also wrote #368-382.

[Herr Mike]

The original story was extremely awesome. My all time favorite Thor moment. I don't blame Fraction for wanting to revisit it.

[grphxkindaguy]

I've also been loving Fraction's Thor Specials, they're a great way to keep Thor fans satisfied while the JMS title comes out so sporadically.

I'm a big fan of Simonson's Thor run (who isn't?), so any storyline revisiting this awesome era of comics is okay in my book...

[Kiden]

This is going to be damn good.