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  • Thor Vol 1 135
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Letterer1
  • Artie Simek
  • Sam Rosen
Inker1
  • Vince Colletta
Inker1
  • Vince Colletta
Editor-in-Chief
  • Stan Lee
Writer1
  • Stan Lee
Penciler1
  • Jack Kirby
Writer1
  • Stan Lee
StoryTitle
  • Tales of Asgard: The Fiery Breath of Fafnir!
  • The Maddening Menace of the Super-Beast!
Editor1
  • Stan Lee
Penciler1
  • Jack Kirby
Appearing
  • Featured Characters: * Supporting Characters: * * ** ** Adversaries: * Other Characters: * Locations: * Nastrond Items: * Vehicles: *
  • Featured Characters: * * * Supporting Characters: * * ** ** ** ** ** * Adversaries: * ** Other Characters: * Dalmation, High Evolutionary's pet Locations: * Items: * Vehicles: *
Letterer1
  • Artie Simek
  • Sam Rosen
Editor1
  • Stan Lee
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CoverArtist
  • Jack Kirby
Country
  • USA
Month
  • 12
Synopsis
  • Thor Vol 1 135 001.jpg Thor Vol 1 135 018.jpg Continued from last issue... While traveling through the citadel of the High Evolutionary, Thor and Jane Foster are attacked by the hyper-evolved wolf known as the Man-Beast. Consumed with evil, the Man-Beast attacks Thor, and surprisingly is a match for the Thunder God. The High Evolutionary and his Ani-Men arrive shortly after the Evolutionary using a high tech dog-whistle device to cause the Man-Beast pain. The Man-Beast flees the scene, and Thor attempts to stop it by throwing his hammer, but it is deflected by the Man-Beasts mental powers. The Man-Beast flees into the High Evolutionary's genetic laboratory and when Thor goes after the creature, the Evolutionary stops him just in time to prevent him from crashing into the Anti-Matter Barrier erected around the lab that would surely have destroyed the Thunder God. The High Evolutionary fears that the Man-Beast may find his Evolution Ray and use it to create more creatures like itself. Meanwhile back in Asgard, Odin watches is lost in thought as he is supposed to be paying attention to a trail of combat between Balder and another warrior. When Balder wins the fight, Odin commands Balder to go and seek out Thor so that the Thunder God might help with a premonition of some new danger that threatens the Golden Realm. While back at Wundagore Mountain, Jane finds a safe place to hide while the High Evolutionary, Thor, and the Ani-Men draw out the Man-Beast for a full out assault. Even with the combined might of all these mighty warriors, they are still no match for the Man-Beast's superior powers and an army of his own highly evolved creatures. The Man-Beast fights them all aside except for Thor who continues his assault. When the two are locked in an grapple, the Man-Beast tries to use his superior mental powers against Thor. However, this gives Thor the physical advantage and he beats the Man-Beast into submission. The Knights of Wundagore then fight off the Man-Beast's evil Ani-Men and they are all loaded up in a Star Chamber and launched into the farr of Dromisana galaxy. With the battle over, the High Evolutionary removes his mask revealing him to be a normal human being. He explains that he began inventing high tech devices that would speed up animal evolution, his first experiment being his pet dalmatian which was accidentally shot and killed by a hunter. Deciding to work in seclusion, the Evolutionary would build his base in Wundagore Mountain and create his Ani-Men. However, he believes he and his new creations need to be away from the taint of mankind, and so he bids Thor and Jane farewell. As Thor and Jane leave the Evolutionary's citadel, it suddenly transforms into a rocket and launches off into the sky, the beginning of a new destiny for the High Evolutionary and his creations.
  • Continued from last issue.... Thor, Fandral and Hogun have woken to find that Volstagg is missing and begin searching for their comrade. What they find is the dragon known as Fafnir, a creature that was banished to the realm of Nastrond by Odin himself. The creature vows that after he destroys Thor, Hogun and Fandral that he will attack Asgard and get vengeance for his long ago defeat. Naturally, Thor and the others counter attack, giving no quarter against their foe in spit of the monsters seemingly superior strength and mystical abilities. Watching all this from Asgard is Odin himself, Odin bequaths that the only way that the realm of Nastrond can flourish and thrive again is with the destruction of Fafnir. This story is continued next issue...
Notes
  • * "The Fiery Breath of Fafnir" is reprinted in * In this story, Thor's magical Uru Hammer is finally mentioned by its name of Mjolnir.
Publisher
  • Marvel Comics
Year
  • 1966