Thor Vol 1 233

Thor Vol 1 #233 Published March, 1975 Editor-in-Chief Len Wein Cover Artist Gil Kane Joe Sinnott Marie Severin "Midgard Aflame!" Writer Gerry Conway Penciler John Buscema Inker Chic Stone Colourist Petra Goldberg Letterer Artie Simek Editor Len Wein Previous Issue Next Issue Thor #232 Thor #234

Thor	"Tis a SIN for Asgardian to raise sword against Asgardians -- A SIN! May thy soul rot forever, Loki! May thy eyes burn -- Thy flesh rot -- that thou should bring me to THIS!
Loki	Brother mine, you are a sentimentalist, 'Tis a flaw you may well find fatal!

Appearing in "Midgard Aflame!"

Featured Characters:

• Thor

Supporting Characters:

• Grand Vizier
• Odin
• General Sam Sawyer

Antagonists:

• Loki
• Loki's Asgardian Army

Other Characters:

•  Spider-Man 
•  Black Panther 
•  Vision 
•  Hawkeye 
•  Hulk 
• Daredevil
•  Silver Surfer (Norrin Radd)  (Cameo)
• Iron Man
• Doctor Strange
• Quicksilver
• Horatio and his mother
• United States Army
  • General Adams

Races and Species:

• Zenn-Lavians (Cameo)

Locations:

• Asgard
  • City of Asgard
  • Bifrost
• United States of America
  • New York State
    • New York City
      • Manhattan
        • Avengers Mansion
        • Baxter Building
  • Washington, D.C.
    • Pentagon
  • California
    • San Francisco
  • Virginia
    • Arlington Bridge

Items:

• Mjolnir
• Loki's Firesword
• Iron Man Armor Model 3 (Cameo)
• Silver Surfer's Surfboard (Cameo)
• Daredevil's Billy Club (Cameo)
• Cloak of Levitation (Cameo)

Vehicles:

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Synopsis for "Midgard Aflame!"

Loki transports himself to Asgard. With Odin still missing the God of Mischief quickly vanquishes the Vizier. Outside of Avengers Mansion, Thor rescues a small child from an oncoming truck. Thor has decided to gather the Avengers to help him battle Loki and his oncoming army. When Thor goes back to Avengers Mansion, he finds it encased in a force field. Similarly, all of the superheroes around the country, as well as the Baxter Building, are encased in smaller force fields. Thor is summoned to the Pentagon where he and the Army are on alert to repel Loki's forces. General Adams tells Thor that there are over 200 cubes across the country. Suddenly Loki's army comes pouring out on the Arlington Bridge. The two armies clash, but is evident that Loki's magic gives him an advantage. Thor and the US Army fall back in retreat. The Vizier arrives on Earth to tell Thor of the missing Odin. The All-Father will be unable to assist Thor in this war on Midgard. Somewhere in California, the All-Father Odin has taken a spell of forgetfulness to learn humility and is living on a peaceful country farmhouse. To be Continued...

Notes

• Cover art: Severin contributed to the art.

• In this issue, Loki notes that he created the "Neanderthal" menace from Thor #231.

• This issue contains a letters page, The Hammer Strikes. Letters are published from Russell E. Burke, Glen Banks, Jim Winters, Scott Feuless, and Lee Cobb
  

Trivia

• One of the superheroes captured by Loki appears to be Quicksilver.

See Also

• 1 Image(s) from Thor Vol 1 233
• 1 Reprints of Thor Vol 1 233

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