Thor God of Thunder
Posted: Sun Mar 17, 2013 10:04 am
Recap to the end of #5...
We've been visiting a younger Thor, present day Thor and future ruler of Asgard Thor who looks rather like Odin, but with a hammer. In all periods we are seeing how Thor is dealing with Gor the Godslayer.
This book is amazing tits!
Esad Ribic's art is amazing! I believe it's all water colour painted. I wonder how long this takes him?
Ribic has done the cover art as well. Sometimes with great cover art comes weaker skills at telling a story, but Ribic isn't showing this weakness.
This seems like quite a different story telling method for Aaron, if you've read his outlandish and fun WATXM, or his mature over the top Ghost Rider. Aaron is showing he can do it all.
In issues 1 to 5, we are introduced to Gor in the past, Thor investigates in the present and in the future we are revealed that the problem of Gor has taken its toll on the God-scape, if you will.
I can't remember how #5 ends. I think There is a victory in the present, but ultimately the future is dystopian.
Anyway...
THOR GOD OF THUNDER #6
This is a Gor origin issue where we learn something interesting about a being who is capable of slaying Gods. A certain gift if you will put him on his path, which a tragic family life gave him motivation to pursue.
Anyone else curious as to what this black cape thing is? It does have a passing resemblance to another black space object...
We've been visiting a younger Thor, present day Thor and future ruler of Asgard Thor who looks rather like Odin, but with a hammer. In all periods we are seeing how Thor is dealing with Gor the Godslayer.
This book is amazing tits!
Esad Ribic's art is amazing! I believe it's all water colour painted. I wonder how long this takes him?
Ribic has done the cover art as well. Sometimes with great cover art comes weaker skills at telling a story, but Ribic isn't showing this weakness.
This seems like quite a different story telling method for Aaron, if you've read his outlandish and fun WATXM, or his mature over the top Ghost Rider. Aaron is showing he can do it all.
In issues 1 to 5, we are introduced to Gor in the past, Thor investigates in the present and in the future we are revealed that the problem of Gor has taken its toll on the God-scape, if you will.
I can't remember how #5 ends. I think There is a victory in the present, but ultimately the future is dystopian.
Anyway...
THOR GOD OF THUNDER #6
This is a Gor origin issue where we learn something interesting about a being who is capable of slaying Gods. A certain gift if you will put him on his path, which a tragic family life gave him motivation to pursue.
Anyone else curious as to what this black cape thing is? It does have a passing resemblance to another black space object...