In this issue:
Trapped by Loki, the God of Mischief!
13 pages :: Jack Kirby/Dick Ayers
reprinted in Journey into Mystery Annual 1, Marvel Masterworks, Thor 450
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............. Philip Parodayco :: 18 April 2004
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Loki also appeared in issues of the Golden Age Venus series, such as #6 and #12-13. Thor also showed up.
............. John McDonagh :: 02 May 2004
The classic Thor story is backed up by a Don Heck tale about a greedy man who visits the future and a Steve Ditko story about a space traveller who visits a forbidden planet. Heck will someday get the credit he deserves for clarity and simplicity which in this story rivals that of Alex Toth. Ditko's funkiness gave pizzazz to a sweet and unique yarn.
............. Ron Kasman :: 05 March 2005
Heck was a master story teller right up there with Alex Toth and Ross Andru. No one could draw classier gals than Heck!
Outside of these great monster and sci-fi tales, some of Heck's best work was his 50's Atlas war comics (Navy Tales, Battle, etc). I would love to see those reprinted in a collection!
............. Bill Cox :: 05 March 2005
This is the key issue in the JIM series, featuring Thor, for me, as it introduced us to Loki, the god of evil. I never really liked the Thor stories pitting him against the Reds, but the Loki issues were classics! I was fascinated by this evil character as a kid, and I still think that he's the best villian of the Silver Age.
............. Tom L. Becker :: 26 April 2006
The fans are singing! Join the choir, oh Jubilant One.
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