Thor is awesome, honestly didn't think I would like Thor before the movies and this series came out. He just seemed like a thick headed, Conan character and I usually like them smarter.

This series made me realize that sure, he still isn't the brightest tool in the shed but he isn't the stupid barbarian I thought he was. This book is the end of the God Slayer storyline, had plenty of action, great artwork, interesting goings-on, and oh the humor. Not saying this was over the top, it was kept appropriate but made me laugh.

Bottom line is don't count Thor out, this is a great series so far and should be given a chance. I can't wait to read the next story arc. ( )

A strong story, brilliant illustrations and plenty of wit and humour. ( )

A strong story, brilliant illustrations and plenty of wit and humour. ( )

A lot of fun in a bonkers, over-the-top way, and Ribic's art is growing on me as well. ( )

This is the conclusion to the God Killer story line. You'll need to read Volume 1 to fully understand what is happening in this book.

In this book we have all three Thors from past, present, & future at the same place and time. This shows the showdown between them and the God Butcher.

The story and art is amazing and I loved how it ending. My favorite is the personalities of the Thors from different time periods and how they interact with each other.

I've never read individual Thor books, except for maybe certain events or it's attached to a Graphic Novel. Thor books have always bored me, but this book as changed my mind on Thor and I can't wait to read more on him. I've only known Thor when he is on a super hero team. ( )