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The Egyptian gods are impressed with Thor's valor and spare him the wrath of Odin. They forced him to join them against Seth. Together they battle through the legion of the dead and defeat Seth. Jay's Notes:
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After the battle with the Egyptian gods, Thor, exiled to the Earth by Odin, returns home only to have Jane taken from him by the Servitor. Thor and the Warriors Three defeat the Servitor and free Jane. Zarrko appears requesting Thor help to save a doomed Earth. |
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Zarrko recruits Thor and his companions to battle against the Time Twisters. He takes them to his future, but they encounter time turbulence and battle a variety of warriors from different time periods. They finally reach the future just as the Time Twisters arrive. |
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Thor and company battle in vain against the Time Twisters. They are unable to convince/persuade the Time Twisters to stop the damage they are causing. The Time Twisters continue their time travels leaving massive destruction in their wake. |
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In the aftermath of their defeat in the 50th century, Zarkko leads Thor and company through to the end of time. The only thing left is a temple guarded by the Protectroids. The Protectroids are defeated thanks to the sacrifice of the Servitor. Jane convinces He Who Remains not to release the Time-Twisters. They are all return to their proper time, although Zarrko is returned to a time that has usurpted him. |
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Thor is dragged into a political struggle of a South America country when he learns of Firelord's involvement. Thor falls under the control of Gypsy, who also controls Firelord. |
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Thor and Firelord bring the rebellion to the brink of success but Jane Foster frees them from Gypsy's influence and they defeat the rebels. |
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Balder makes his way to Earth and convinces Thor and the Warriors Three to return to Asgard with him and confront an apparently mad Odin. They are forced to battle their way into Asgard through Heimdall and Odin's personal guard. They also free Odin's Grand Vizier from the Tower of Solitude. |
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Thor attempts to confront Odin, but he's driven off by Odin's palace guard. Thor and his fellow rebels seek out Karnilla, the Queen of the Norns. With her help, Thor penetrates the barrier around the throne room. Thordiscovers that Mangog is posing as Odin and that he controls the Odinsword. Jay's Notes:
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Igron reveals to Thor how he revived Mangog and siphoned a portion of Asgard's life force to do it. Thor is defeated by Mangog and taken captive. Balder, the Warriors Three lead the rebels to Odin's palace and find a defeated Thor. Mangog, caught up in the moment, dispells the illusion and reveals himself. However, Mangog's new power source is fueled by the Asgardians themselves and since they no longer support him, his powers dwindle away and he's defeated. Jay's Notes:
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