HAROKIN
Real Name: Harokin
Identity/Class: Extradimensional (Asgardian) god
Occupation: Warrior;
former sovereign
Group Membership: Leader of the Einherjar (Eilif Dragonslayer, Hagar, others);
former leader of a barbarian horde
Affiliations: Aragorn, Avengers (Captain
Marvel/Monica Rambeau, Hercules, Scarlet Witch/Wanda Maximoff,
Starfox/Eros, Vision, Wasp/Janet Van Dyne), Balder Odinson, Beta Ray
Bill, Defenders (Hellcat/Patsy Walker, Hulk/Bruce Banner, Nighthawk/Kyle Richmond, Valkyrie/Brunnhilde), Eilif Dragonslayer, Eitri, Executioner
(Skurge), Fantastic Four (Human Torch/Johnny Storm, Mr. Fantastic/Reed
Richards, She-Hulk/Jennifer Walters), Karnilla, Mist, New Mutants
(Cannonball/Sam Guthrie, Rictor/Julio Richter, Sunspot/Roberto Da
Costa, Wolfsbane/Rahne Sinclair), Odin Borson, Sea Reavers, Sif, Thor
Odinson, Tyr, U.S. Army, Warriors Three (Fandral, Hogun, Volstagg);
formerly Hela, Valkyrior
Enemies: Casiolena, Demons of Muspelheim, Fenris, the Flame (Hrinmeer), Hela, Hymer, Loki Laufeyson, Danielle Moonstar, Ollerus the Unmerciful, Poppo the Cunning, Trolls, Ulik, unidentified dead from Hel, Valkyrie (Barbara Norriss), Valkyrior, Warriors of Despair, "watch-dragons";
formerly Thor Odinson, Warriors Three (Fandral, Hogun, Volstagg)
Known Relatives: None
Aliases: Harkonin (Mist in New Mutants I#83)
Base of Operations: Valhalla;
mobile throughout the Nine Realms when needed;
formerly his own kingdom in Asgard
First Appearance: Thor I#129/2 (June, 1966)
Powers/Abilities: Harokin was a natural leader
and honorable barbarian warrior. He was an expert in armed combat with
swords, axes and hammers. He also proved adaptability to modern
weaponry when he became an expert in the use of M-16 machine guns.
Since his death centuries ago, he
lived as one of the eternal warriors in Valhalla that could be called
upon by the current ruler of Asgard to fight against massive threats to
the Nine Realms.
Centuries ago, he used the power of Warlock's Eye in a failed attempt to conquer the Nine Realms.
Height: Unrevealed (6'6"; by approximation)
Weight: Unrevealed (640 lbs.; by approximation)
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Brown
History:
(Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe I#1 - Asgard) - Harokin ruled over his own kingdom (see comments).
(Thor I#129/2 (fb) - BTS) - Centuries ago (according to Thor I#313/2)
Harokin was the leader of a barbarian horde. He stole Warlock's Eye
from the Temple of Mystics in Muspelheim and used it in his campaign to
conquer the Nine Realms. He started by setting Muspelheim aflame (a feat made less impressive by the fact that it was home to fire demons ruled by Surtur).
(Thor I#129/2) - Harokin put Warlock's Eye on his
helmet and led his barbarian horde into battle against an Asgardian
outpost near Muspelheim. Harokin pushed a hidden stud to activate
Warlock's Eye and bath the warriors on the outpost's wall in a
paralyzing beam.
(Thor I#130/2 (fb) - BTS) - Harokin had Warlock's Eye hidden at the outpost during victory celebration until he needed it again.
(Thor I#130/2) - Thor confronted Harokin, who was all
by himself in a room, and knocked the overconfident Harokin out with
ease. Thor realized the resemblance Harokin had to him and decided to
pose as him to get his hands on the hidden Warlock's Eye. While posing
as Harokin, Thor ordered three of his men to bring him Warlock's Eye to
use against Asgard.
(Thor I#131/2 - BTS) - Thor kept posing as Harokin
and eventually got his hands on Warlock's Eye and forced the barbarians
to surrender. Thor wondered what would now happen to Harokin.
(Thor I#132/2) - Harokin lay in bed nursing his many
wounds from his battles. His barbarians began to play the drums of
mourning and when the Stallion of Doom arrived at the outpost, Harokin
knew that he would die soon. Thor believed he was responsible for
Harokin's severe injuries and tried to console him, but Harokin told
him that his injuries had added up over time and that he knew he would
not ride into battle again.
(Thor I#133/2) - Harokin's men helped him put on his
armor and placed him on the Stallion of Doom. Hela arrived with the
Valkyries and they led him to Valhalla. Harokin entered Valhalla where
he was welcomed by other fallen warriors. Feeling invigorated once
again Harokin rode into eternal battle.
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(Thor I#154) - Hela showed Thor Valhalla where he
could've lived through everlasting battle after his death. Harokin
offered Thor to join the Einherjar and become their leader, but Thor
denied his offer with a heavy heart and returned to Earth.
(Thor I#251) - While searching for Odin, Thor entered
Valhalla and was welcomed by Harokin and the Einherjar among their
ranks. They attacked him when Thor revealed that he was not dead and
would not join their ranks because he was only there looking for Odin.
A battle ensued, and Harokin challenged Thor to loose himself in
battle, but Thor was not willing as long as he was on his quest to find
his father. Harokin had had enough and attacked Thor, whom he did not
want to allow leaving again, but while Harokin wished Thor to lead the
Einherjar in the past, he now wanted him as nothing more than a
servant. Thor was knocked unconscious temporarily by a bludgeon-bow,
but continued his battle against the fallen warriors as soon as he
regained consciousness. Hela arrived to check on Valhalla and halted
the battle. She allowed Thor to go looking for Odin, but he couldn't
find him. Harokin was surprised that she showed mercy and allowed Thor
to leave Valhalla again, but Hela revealed that it was not mercy to let
Thor leave at that point because of the torments that awaited him among
the living.
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(Defenders I#66 (fb) - BTS) - In Valhalla, Harokin
and the Einherjar joined Hela's war against Ollerus the Unmerciful, who
sought to usurp Hela's position as God of Death.
(Defenders I#66) - When Valkyrie (Brunnhilde)
returned to Valhalla, Harokin welcomed her in the courtyard of the
Great Hall. He was shocked to learn that Valkyrie had learned from the
Fates that Hela was going to sentence her to Niffleheim. Harokin
believed that the current war probably affecting Hela's mind. Hela and
the other Valkyrior arrived, and Harokin asked Hela to not punish
Brunnhilde, but Hela made it clear that it was none of his business and
that she actually needed Brunnhilde to lead the Valkyrior alongside
Harokin's legions against Ollerus' army.
That afternoon, Brunnhilde and
Harokin led their army to the barren wasteland where Brunnhilde scouted
ahead to learn that they were in the process of being ambushed by
Ollerus' army. She signaled Harokin, who ordered his troops to attack
the enemy at the pass, which was Ollerus' plan all along when an
earthquake, caused by Ollerus' ally Poppo the Cunning crushed everyone
on the battlefield beneath falling rocks.
(Defenders I#67) - Harokin survived and wandered
aimlessly with the remnants of his army through the devastated
battlefield after their defeat. Harokin couldn't belief that he had
lost a battle and was sure that sorcery was involved. The ground
rumbled once again when Harokin's warriors encountered Ollerus' moving
mountain stronghold. Harokin didn't know how Ollerus was able to bring
this moving mountain to Valhalla, but he kind of blamed Hela because
the distinction between Hel and Valhalla had been blurred since she
took control over both realms, and now undeserving spirits could enter
Valhalla.
Later Harokin made his way on
Aragorn, who had followed the mountain stronghold and fetched Harokin
to save Valkyrie (Brunnhilde) from a "watch-dragon" after she had
escaped her cell. Harokin tossed his sword to impale the "watch-dragon"
through the head and catch Valkyrie when the dying creature dropped
her. Harokin took Valkyrie back to their forces to prepare them for a
new assault on Ollerus' forces.
(Defenders I#68) - Following Hela's orders, Harokin
led his army to another battle against Ollerus' army though he had
grown pretty sick of Hela. A messenger arrived to tell Hela, Harokin
and Brunnhilde that Ollerus' army was an hour away. Harokin orders his
army to march to their final battle with Ollerus' army.
Harokin arrived with his army in
the shadow of Ollerus' mountain and ordered his lancers to deal with
the cavalry assault. They were surprised when Valkyrie's Defenders
teammates (Hellcat, Hulk and Nighthawk) joined the fight against them
because they were tricked by the mad Valkyrie (Barbara Norris), whom
they believed to be their teammate, to join Ollerus' forces. Harokin
was still holding back his elite horsemen because he didn't want to
expend all their strength at once and knew that they had to eventually
deal with the mountain stronghold. Valkyrie (Brunnhilde) promised
Harokin to deal with the sorcerers Poppo and Casiolena inside the
mountain and maybe even the other Valkyrie (Barbara Norris). After
Valkyrie (Brunnhilde) was knocked out by the Hulk, Ollerus ordered his
army to crush Harokin's forces, who desperately fought back. The
Defenders soon realized that the Valkyrie they had followed was not
their teammate and joined forces with Harokin, who helped Valkyrie
(Brunnhilde) to get back to her feet. Harokin once more charged with
the remains of Valhalla's army against Ollerus' horde, but this time
with the Defenders at his side. Ollerus called the mountain stronghold
to use it against Valhalla's army, but the Hulk destroyed it. After the
battle for Valhalla was won, Hela decided to leave the realm and banish
herself along with Ollerus to Niffleheim. She appointed Harokin to rule
over Valhalla and restore it to its past glory. Harokin was saddened
that Valkyrie decided to return to Earth with the Defenders and
promised her that there would always be a place for her in Valhalla.
BTS - Hela changed her mind or maybe just lied to get rid of the Defenders!
(Thor I#313/2) - Harokin became one of Hela's loyal
subjects and led the Einherjar on bat-winged horses into battle against
the Valkyries, who attempted to liberate Valhalla from Hela's rule.
Leita's sword got stuck in Harokin's chest before he struck her down
with his axe. After five of the Valkyries had been slain, Harokin used
a power granted to him by Hela to raise the spirits of the fallen
Valkyries to slay the other four Valkyries. Harokin mocked them while
they died.
(Thor I#350) - Odin gathered the warriors of
Valhalla, including Harokin, and brought them to the Vigrid field where
the other warriors of Asgard were already waiting.
(Avengers I#249 - BTS/Thor I#350) - Harokin and the
Einherjar joined Asgard's army against the Demons of Muspelheim on
Earth and fought them alongside the U.S. Army, the Avengers and the
Fantastic Four.
(Thor I#351) - Beta Ray Bill ordered Harokin to
charge with the Einherjar the portal the Demons of Muspelheim used to
come to Earth and pull the demons guarding it away by feigning to
retreat. Harokin didn't like the idea of turning away from battle like
a coward, but Eilif Dragonslayer and Tyr convinced him to go through
with Beta Ray Bill's plan because he was the one Thor had given command
over their army. Harokin agreed to go through with the plan.
The Einherjar later followed Sif into battle at the portal against the Demons of Muspelheim.
(Thor I#352) - Harokin and Sif led the Einherjar
through the ranks of the demons. More demons arrived and Sif ordered
Harokin and the Einherjar to fall back as planned while she covered
their retreat. Harokin followed her order, and the demons broke rank to
follow the Einherjar, luring them into an attack from the flank by the
forces led by Tyr and Skurge. Harokin and the Einherjar then turned
around to drive the Demons of Muspelheim back to their realm while Beta
Ray Bill got Mr. Fantastic to the portal to deactivate it. Beta Ray
Bill asked Harokin about Sif's whereabouts. Harokin was surprised that
she had not yet returned after securing the Einherjar's retreat.
Mr. Fantastic soon activated the
portal again to allow Asgard's army and the Avengers to reach the
source of the demons in the Sahara desert and destroy the portal to
Muspelheim there.
(Thor I#353-354 - BTS) - Harokin was presumably part
of the battle in the Sahara that saw the Demons of Muspelheim driven
back to their realm and their portal to Earth destroyed. He remained
trapped on Earth alongside all the other Asgardian warriors due to the
Rainbow Bridge's destruction at the hands of Surtur. They were allowed
to stay in Central Park, New York City for the time being.
(Thor I#358) - In Central Park Harokin mingled with
soldiers that finally prepared to leave after the recent battle against
the Demons from Muspelheim. A soldier named Peter had a conversation
with Harokin about the battle and how well Asgardians used swords, but
Harokin showed interest in firearms because they didn't have anything
like it in Valhalla. Peter gave Harokin his M-16 rifle and was sure
with a few like these, Valhalla could be cleaned up in no time.
(Thor I#360 (fb) - BTS) - Harokin traded horses for weapons from Earth and mastered them quickly.
(Thor I#359 - BTS) - Asgard's warriors, including
Harokin, assembled in Central Park to step through a dimensional rift
to Asgard opened by the combined powers of the hammers wielded by Thor
and Beta Ray Bill.
(Thor I#360) - Harokin and some of the Einherjar
returned to Asgard with boxes filled with M-16 rifles. After Thor
announced his plan to free the stolen Midgardian souls from Hela's
realm, Harokin showed Thor the weapons he and his men were ready to use
in this campaign. Armed with rifles, Harokin and the Einherjar followed
Thor to the Hel-hound Garm.
(Thor I#361) - Garm allowed the Asgardians to enter
Hel, and Thor ordered Harokin to tell the Einherjar to follow him into
the Cave of Darkness. After the cave, they were allowed to pass over
the Gjallerbru bridge above the river Gjoll by the mute guardian
Modgud. After finally arriving in Hel, some of Harokin's Einherjar fell
victim to an illusion set up by Hela that had the souls of their loved
ones leading them to the Cliffs of Death. While Thor battled Hela, the
dead vanished, and Balder told Harokin to gather the Einherjar and get
ready for anything whether Thor won or lost against Hela. Thor won, and
Hela agreed to let him take the souls she had stolen from Midgard back
to Earth. Harokin and the Einherjar continued following Thor.
(Thor I#362) - On their way through Hel, the
Einherjar, Harokin, Balder, Thor and the stolen souls passed the
Naglfar. Thor explained to Harokin that the ship would one day sail
with the hordes of the dead from Hel against Asgard. Before long, the
ship was destroyed by the Executioner (Skurge), and Hela sent Warriors
of Despair after them. Harokin and the Einherjar used their M-16 rifles
to shoot their way through the Warriors of Despair and broke through
their ranks with the stolen souls. Hela then summoned all past victims
of the Einherjar to make a stand against them, but Thor urged Harokin
and the Einherjar to ride on against these shadows of their past
victims. They passed the army of the dead and reached the Gjallerbru
bridge. Harokin saw the bridge's guardian Modgud fleeing, but the army
of the dead was still behind them. Thor offered to hold them back, but
was knocked out by the Executioner. Some of the Einherjar wanted to
kill the Executioner for his betrayal and Balder even asked Harokin for
his weapon. However, the Executioner explained that he sought to hold
back the army of the dead in Thor's place. Balder gave Harokin's weapon
and another rifle to Skurge, who ensured the escape of Balder, Thor and
the Einherjar from Hel by holding the bridge against the dead and
sacrificing his life in the process. Harokin and the Einherjar left the
dark cave leading out of Hel after Thor had dealt with the Helhound
Garm. After they were finally safe, Harokin offered to accompany Thor
with the Einherjar to Earth to return the souls, but Thor planned to do
this by himself. Harokin and the Einherjar returned to Asgard to wait
for Thor's return and stop Loki from taking the throne of Asgard.
(Thor I#364 (fb) - BTS) - When Thor didn't return
from Earth (he had been turned into a frog), Heimdall believed that
something was afoul and asked Harokin to pose as Thor to stop Loki from
becoming the new ruler of Asgard.
(Thor I#364) - Harokin posed as Thor and arrived at
the last moment to interrupt the final decision at the Althing by the
lawgiver to give Loki the throne. Loki was rather surprised by Thor's
arrival.
(Thor I#365) - The lawgiver welcomed the false
Odinson, who apologized for his lateness and claimed that the wounds he
had suffered in battle with Hela still needed attention. Loki suggested
adjourning the Althing to give "Thor" a chance to heal and the lawgiver
agreed. Heimdall took "Thor" to his home and discussed their next step.
Loki followed them as a fly to find out what was going on, but Heimdall
felt that someone was watching them and retreated with "Thor" to
another room. Loki found the Mjolnir replica left behind and formed a
plan to use it later to prove himself as worthy to the people of Asgard
by lifting it. Heimdall was glad that Loki asked for a recess of the
Althing because "Thor" would've asked for the same because they needed
time to find the real Thor. Loki finally learned that Harokin was the
imposter before leaving Heimdall's home as a fly.
(Thor I#366) - The lawgiver welcomed the people of
Asgard back to the Althing with Loki and "Thor" on the stage with him.
While the real Thor (in giant humanoid frog form) secretly watched from
the top of arena, Loki took the Mjolnir replica from "Thor" during his
speech to show to everyone that he was worthy and should be trusted.
The plan worked until the real Thor abducted Loki. "Thor" quickly left
with Heimdall, who suggested Harokin to get rid of his "Thor" costume
and become Harokin again as long as the people were distracted.
Heimdall would claim that "Thor" went after the kidnapper. In the end
Thor was returned to his true form and suggested Balder should rule
Asgard, to which everyone agreed.
(New Mutants I#79 - BTS) - Hela sent the Valkyries to capture the Einherjar for her and bring them to Hel.
(New Mutants I#83 (fb) - BTS) - They ended up imprisoned in Hela's fortress.
(New Mutants I#82 - BTS) - Mist, the only Valkyrie
that had not completely fallen under Hela's control due to her faerie
blood, planned to free the Einherjar and the Executioner from the
dungeons with the aid of the New Mutants (Cannonball, Rictor, Sunspot
and Wolfsbane).
(New Mutants I#83) - Mist, Sunspot and Wolfsbane made
their way to the Einherjar in the dungeons. After taking out two
guards, Mist took the keys from one of them and tried to open the door
to the cell of Harokin, Skurge and a few other Einherjar. Harokin
didn't recognize Mist at first and was surprised that she had resisted
Hela's control until now. Mist told the imprisoned warriors about the
Death-Sword and Hela's plan to have Odin slain in his Odinsleep, but
dropped to the floor due the pain caused by resisting Hela's control.
Wolfsbane caught the keys and freed Harokin, Skurge and the Einherjar.
Skurge told the Einherjar to pick up their weapons, and they fought
their way through the dead to Hela's throne room. Skurge, Harokin and
the Einherjar distracted Hela long enough for Cannonball to steal the
Death-Sword before Hela could imbue it with an enchantment. The
Valkyrie and former New Mutants member Danielle Moonstar was not
distracted by the Einherjar's attack and followed her former teammates
Cannonball and Rictor because they had the stolen sword.
(New Mutants I#83 - BTS) - Hela defeated the
Einherjar and had them imprisoned again. She then caught up with the
New Mutants, regained the Death-Sword and finished the enchantment.
(New Mutants I#85 - BTS) - Harokin presumably fought
in the final battle between the forces of Hela and Asgard until the
Death-Sword was destroyed and Hela lost control over a large part of
her army (see comments).
(Thor I#478 (fb)) - When Odin came to Valhalla to
find a replacement for Thor for the coming of Ragnarok, Harokin was
sure it would be him and was ready to serve Odin, but Odin took Red Norvell instead.
(Thor II#82 (fb) - BTS) - Harokin and his barbarian hordes answered Balder's call to arms when Loki's armies attacked Asgard.
(Thor II#81 (fb) - BTS) - Harokin and his barbarians
fought an army of Trolls to defend Asgard. They were defeated after
Loki arrived with Hymer, Fenris and Ulik, who all had hammers similar
to Mjolnir. He then witnessed an army of the dead arrive on the boat
Naglfar and kill Balder using spears with mistletoe tips.
(Thor II#81) - Harokin told Thor how Asgard was
overrun and how Balder had been killed by the dead from Hel armed with
spears with tips made of mistletoe dipped in gold. Harokin then joined
Thor for Asgard's final battle.
(Thor II#82 (fb) - BTS) - Harokin and his barbarians
were cut off from Thor's army during the battle against Geirrodur and
his Rock Trolls.
(Thor II#82 (fb)) - Harokin gave his life battling
Loki's ally the Flame (Hrinmeer) by plunging Flame's own sword into his
chest.
Comments: Created by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby & Vince Colletta.
This guy! Janet Van Dyne would be
proud of him and his many outfits. Harokin the Fashionable! Harokin of
the Runway!
The position of Harokin's kingdom
changed between OHOTMU I#1 and OHOTMU DE#1. In the original OHOTMU the
map showed Harokin's kingdom right under Muspelheim, which probably
made sense at the time because it wasn't established yet that most
realms are not physically connected to each other. In the Deluxe
Edition his kingdom is situated to the left of Nidavellir with a
passage to Muspelheim in the nearby Forest of the Nightmare Plants.
He was surprisingly not seen in
New Mutants I#85 during the final battle of the storyline. Maybe he was
there, but there is no way to tell on which side he fought. He could've
fallen under Hela's control at this point or joined Skurge against her
alongside other Einherjar.
Thanks to Ron Fredricks for cleaning up a few of the images.
Profile by Markus Raymond.
CLARIFICATIONS:
Harokin should not be confused with:
- any other character with a similar name
images (without ads)
Thor I#251, p6, pan4 (main)
Thor I#129, p20 (with Warlock's Eye, leading barbarian horde)
Thor I#133, p17 (armored for Valhalla)
Thor I#154, p4, pan2 (in Valhalla, brown helmet)
Defenders I#67, p7, pan1 (in Valhalla, red cape)
Defenders I#68, p11, pan4 (in Valhalla, horned helmet, red cape)
Thor I#313, p18, pan3 (on bat-winged horse, serving Hela)
Thor I#352, p10, pan2 (on flying horse in New York City)
Thor I#362, p13, pan2 (green tunic, orange helmet)
Thor I#366, p10, pan1 (posing as Thor)
Thor I#478, p10, pan1 (in Valhalla, green helmet)
Thor II#81, p17, pan2 (brown leather armor, before Ragnarok)
Appearances:
Thor I#129/2-133/2 (June-October, 1966) - Stan Lee (writer/editor), Jack Kirby (pencils), Vince Colletta (inks)
Thor I#154 (July, 1968) - Stan Lee (writer/editor), Jack Kirby (pencils), Vince Colletta (inks)
Thor I#251 (September, 1976) - Len Wein (writer/editor), John Buscema (pencils), Tony DeZuniga (inks)
Defenders I#66 (December, 1978) - David Anthony Kraft (writer), Ed Hannigan (pencils), Bruce Patterson (inks), Bob Hall (editor)
Defenders I#67 (January, 1979) - David Anthony Kraft (writer), Ed
Hannigan (plot/pencils), Bruce Patterson (inks), Al Milgrom (editor)
Defenders I#68 (February, 1979) - David Anthony Kraft (writer), Herbt Trimpe (pencils), Pablo Marcos (inks), Al Milgrom (editor)
Thor I#313/2 (November, 1981) - Mark Gruenwald & Ralph Macchio
(writers), Keith Pollar (pencils), Gene Day (inks), Jim Salicrup
(editor)
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe I#1 (January, 1983) - Mark
Gruenwald (head writer/editor/designer), Josef Rubinstein (inker), Alan
Zelenetz, Eliot R. Brown, Ralph Macchio & Peter Sanderson
(researchers)
Avengers I#249 (November, 1984) - Roger Stern (writer), Al Milgrom
(pencils), Joe Sinnott & Crew (inks), Mark Gruenwald (editor)
Thor I#350 (December, 1984) - Walter Simonson (writer/artist), Mark Gruenwald (editor)
Thor I#351-352 (January-February, 1985) - Walter Simonson (writer/artist), Mark Gruenwald (editor)
Thor I#358 (August, 1985) - Walter Simonson (writer/artist), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition#1 (August,
1985) - Mark Gruenwald (writer/producer), Peter Sanderson
(writer/researcher), Josef Rubinstein (inker)
Thor I#360-362 (October-December, 1985) - Walter Simonson (writer/artist), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Thor I#364-365 (February-March, 1986) - Walter Simonson (writer/artist), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Thor I#366 (April, 1986) - Walter Simonson (writer/artist), Al Milgrom & Bob Wiacek (inks), Ralph Macchio (editor)
New Mutants I#83 (December, 1989) - Louise Simonson (writer), Bret Blevins (artist), Bob Harras (editor)
Thor I#478 (September, 1994) - Roy Thomas (writer), M.C. Wyman (pencils), Mike DeCarlo (inks), Mike Rockwitz (editor)
Thor II#81-82 (August, 2004) - Michael Avon Oeming & Daviel Berman (writers), Andrea Di Vito (artist), Tom Brevoort (editor)
First Posted: 09/12/2023
Last updated: 09/14/2023
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