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Thor by Jason Aaron: The Complete Collection Vol. 1

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Inspired Thor: Love and Thunder: Gorr the God Butcher hunts gods across time; collects issues #1–18

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Do you need to read it?

Yes. It's in the Main story, the list of only what moves the plot forward to the end of the saga.

Where it falls in the order

  • Main story29 of 35
  • Everything29 of 47
  • Inspired the movies29 of 35
  • Where to start22 of 28
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Quick recap

In three different eras, Thor crosses paths with a god killer. In Viking-age Iceland, a young, cocky Thor finds the remains of slaughtered deities. In the present, Thor investigates gods vanishing from other worlds. In the far future, an old King Thor is the last living god in a ruined Asgard. The killer is Gorr, who lost his family on a starving world, saw the gods didn't care and swore to kill them all with the Necrosword. He builds the Godbomb, able to wipe out every god in every era. The three Thors team up and finish Gorr. In the final issues, Thor takes on Malekith the Dark Elf.

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Trivia

  1. ReferenceWaititi found Gorr here

    Taika Waititi discovered Jason Aaron's run while making Ragnarok and decided to bring Gorr into Love and Thunder. Aaron consulted on the film.

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  2. Behind the scenesThree Thors

    The hunt for Gorr spans three eras, with a young Thor, present-day Thor and an old King Thor in the far future.

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  3. ReferenceHela's weapons

    Gorr's power to conjure endless weapons inspired Hela's design and powers in Thor: Ragnarok.

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