Thor: God of Thunder #4 *Preview*

[Movieartman]

Given that Gorr the God Butcher has defeated all of these pantheons, evidently there is something in his powers that nullifies magic, and a huge variety of different ones at that.

This, its similar to how Mikaboshi Badly Disfigured Achilles face and it would not heal properly afterwards (took place in the 2006 Ares Mini series, really good mini by the way)

[EuphemismForSex]

Despite all the asgardian power, magic and technology, Thor cannot replace/regenerate his arm?

With all the Asgardian power, magic and technology, shouldn't his robot arm be better than his regular one?

[Victor Freeman]

This book is turing into a Thor Classic. The art is just breathtaking.

[Moonwing]

Nice one. btw, on the tfaw there is a strange summary of the Thor God Of Thunder #6 (witch as we know will be a stand alone Gorr background issue) that look like a summary of the Thor God Of Thunder #7(start of the new arc).
Here it is -

GODBOMB Part One

Somewhere at the end of the time, all the gods of the universe are enslaved, working to build a machine that will forever change the face of creation.

What is. . . the Godbomb? And what can Thor, the last free god in all the cosmos, do to stop it?

TFAW link

[Deep_Sleeper]

This book is such a great example of what comics can be. I can't wait for the collected edition. I'm buying two as gifts for a couple of friends who have shown interest in this book.

[jphamlore]

Nice one. btw, on the tfaw there is a strange summary of the Thor God Of Thunder #6 (witch as we know will be a stand alone Gorr background issue) that look like a summary of the Thor God Of Thunder #7(start of the new arc).
Here it is -

GODBOMB Part One

Somewhere at the end of the time, all the gods of the universe are enslaved, working to build a machine that will forever change the face of creation.

What is. . . the Godbomb? And what can Thor, the last free god in all the cosmos, do to stop it?

TFAW link

Jason Aaron is one clever writer isn't he. Do a Google search on "thor god of thunder godbomb". Wasn't there a video game with co-writer none other than one Matt Fraction called exactly "Thor: God of Thunder"? And in this game wasn't there some plot around a bomb? And to top it off, I thought Jason Aaron has said in an interview that one Mangog would be making an appearance in his run on Thor. It's all one clever pun.

[theDarkestKnight]

Nice one. btw, on the tfaw there is a strange summary of the Thor God Of Thunder #6 (witch as we know will be a stand alone Gorr background issue) that look like a summary of the Thor God Of Thunder #7(start of the new arc).
Here it is -

GODBOMB Part One

Somewhere at the end of the time, all the gods of the universe are enslaved, working to build a machine that will forever change the face of creation.

What is. . . the Godbomb? And what can Thor, the last free god in all the cosmos, do to stop it?

TFAW link

Wait, is that a solicitation for issue #7?

[Gamma Burst]

This book is such a great example of what comics can be. I can't wait for the collected edition. I'm buying two as gifts for a couple of friends who have shown interest in this book.

I couldn't agree more. I guess I'll do the same and buy some copies for a cousin and a nephew, who love comics.

[Moonwing]

It looks like it, but we will know for sure in 1-2 weeks when solicitations for April are released. tfaw already have some April TPB`s for preorder such as X-man Legacy so probably they have some legitimate information already.