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THOR E I VENDICATORI EDITORIALE CORNO 

ALBO ORIGINALE DEL 1975

CONDIZIONI  BUONISSIME, LIEVE USURA IN COSTOLA, QUALCHE PICCOLA E TENUE FIORITURA DEL TEMPO IN COPERTINA, L’ ALBO NON E’ DI BUSTA

GRANDISSIMA DISPONIBILITA’ DI TUTTI I SUPEREROI CORNO E NON

Editor-in-Chief

Roy Thomas

Cover Artists

Gil Kane
Joe Sinnott

“Firesword!” / L’ ANTRO DEI DEMONI
Writers Gerry Conway Pencilers John Buscema Inkers Vince Colletta Colourists Glynis Oliver-Wein

Featured Characters:

• Thor

Supporting Characters:

• Sif
• Hildegarde
• Tom Fagan

Villains:

• Absorbing Man
• Loki
• Karnilla

Other Characters:

• Len Wein
• Glynis Wein
• Steve Englehart
• Gerry Conway
• Satan (dog mutate)
• Diablo (dog mutate)

Locations:

• Vermont
  • Rutland

Items:

• Mjolnir
• Absorbing Man’s Ball and Chain
• Sif’s Sword
• Firesword

Synopsis

Thor has followed the Absorbing Man to Vermont, which is just
beginning its Halloween celebration. Thor manages to defeat him by
knocking him into the lake, where he absorbs the properties of water and
begins to flow away. But then, Loki arrives, who has by mystic means
transformed two dogs to kill Thor. Thor defeats the dogs, then Loki
summons the Firesword. Thor manages to defeat Loki with a lightning
strike, which has the side effect of blinding him. When Thor returns to
Asgard, he discovers that Sif left with Karnilla to search for Balder.

Notes

• This issue takes place (and is referenced) after the Juggernaut and Beast’s battle in Rutland in Amazing Adventures #16 (in Italy on CAP Corno # 76).
• The Absorbing Man will appear next in Thor #235 (in Italy on THC # 152 ).

Trivia

• This story opens with a splash page involving Halloween’s parade, with cosplayers dressed like Avengers, Spiderman, Dr. Doom Superman and Batman. 

Editor-in-Chief

Roy Thomas

Cover Artists

Rich Buckler
John Costanza

“The Master Plan of the Space Phantom!” / IL PIANO DEL FANTASMA DELLO SPAZIO
Writers Steve Englehart Pencilers Jim Starlin George Tuska Inkers Dave Cockrum Colourists Glynis Wein

Featured Characters:

• Avengers
  • Iron Man (Tony Stark)
  • Captain America (Steve Rogers)  (Appears in flashback and main story)
  • Hawkeye (Clint Barton)
  • Scarlet Witch
  • Vision
  • Black Panther (T’Challa)

Villains:

• Grim Reaper
• Space Phantom
• Immortus (Behind the scenes)

Other Characters:

• Madame Hydra (Only in flashback)
• HYDRA (Only in flashback)
• Rick Jones (Only in flashback)
• Wonder Man
• Jane Foster (Only in flashback)
• Loki (Only in flashback)
• Original Avengers (Only in flashback)
  • Thor (Only in flashback)
  • Giant-man (Hank Pym) (Only in flashback)
  • Wasp (Janet van Dyne) (Only in flashback)
  • The Hulk (Only in flashback)

Locations:

• New York City
  • Manhattan
    • Lower East Side
    • Central Park

Items:

• Captain America’s Shield
• Iron Man Armor MK IV
• Iron Man Armor MK II (Only in flashback)
• Grim Reaper’s Scythe

Synopsis

With Black Panther, Scarlet Witch,
Iron Man and Hawkeye as their prisoners, the Space Phantom and the Grim
Reaper begin to lay out the next phase of their plan. As they plot what
to do with the remaining Avengers that have not been captured, Captain
America continues to uncover the mysteries of his returning memories of a
previous battle against Hydra. His memories take him to an abandoned
warehouse where he beings to recall was a front for a hidden Hydra base
below. He recalls fighting Hydra soldiers with Rick Jones and the two
being shrunk down to size before they eventually located the Supreme
Hydra and resumed their normal size. His final recollection is beating
the Supreme Hydra and unmasking him and being shocked by who’s face was
underneath the mask.

While elsewhere, the Vision wanders the city still brooding over
the offer to have his mind transferred into the body of Wonder Man, an
offer that was made by the Grim Reaper. The Reaper himself appears who
makes him the offer again and takes Vision back to where the body of
Wonder Man is being stored. There, the Reaper reveals that he really
cannot transfer the Vision’s mind into Wonder Man’s body, because Wonder
Man is dead, however if they join forces he would transfer the Vision’s
mind into the body of Captain America. Trying to appeal to Vision, the
Grim Reaper reveals his and the Space Phantom’s plan:
He retells the Avengers first battle against the Space Phantom (which happened back in Avengers #2, Iin Italy on THC # 6) and was trapped in limbo, but when Loki banished Jane Foster to Limbo (in an unrelated battle that occurred in Journey into Mystery #108, in Italy on THC # 13) the Space Phantom was freed from his prison, he then found the Grim
Reaper and the two teamed up to achieve a mutual goal. To this end, the
Phantom took the form of Viper, and later the Supreme Hydra during
Captain America’s last battle against the terrorist organization. When
the Phantom was unmasked by Cap, he paralized the star-spangled Avenger
and his partner, and then to facilitate their plot, the Space Phantom
made the whole world forget that Captain America was Steve Rogers,
suppressed Cap and Rick’s memories of the event and sent them on their
way.

Without finally revealing his and the Space Phantom’s plot, the
Grim Reaper asks if the Vision will go along with their plan so that he
may be human, a question in which the Vision answers “Yes.”

Notes

• In this issue, the Space Phantom alludes to alien technology he has installed into the Grim Reaper’s Scythe.

• Pages 4-13 are mostly by George Tuska, Remaining pages are by Jim Starlin. 

Editor-in-Chief

Stan Lee

Cover Artists

Sol Brodsky

Synopsis

A man stumbles over a card game where four strange characters are playing for body parts.