Thor #425
| Writer | Tom DeFalco |
| Artist | Ron Frenz |
Thor, Hercules, and Eric Masterson return from the Black Galaxy, only to find two ancient enemies of Asgard locked in combat - Surtur of the Flame, and Ymir of the Frost!
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I'm of very mixed feelings for this issue. I love how the back-up story collides with the main story, but it really showcases how cluttered and full of characters the main story has been. We spend a lot of time wrapping up the Black Galaxy stuff and it isn't terribly exciting as we say goodbye (for now) to the High Evolutionary and his weird creations. Once we get past all that nonsense, though, Thor fights some of his greatest enemies, the art is pretty solid, and we wind up with a relatively decent issue of Thor, I guess. A lot of it is full of exposition though, a lot of telling and not showing, leading to an experience that felt way too dialogue heavy. Plus the way that Thor defeats the villains with a giant sword didn't really wor more
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