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Thor Vol 6 #9
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Doctor. My name is Doctor Donald Blake. I am not him. Not your new king. Your new golden bird... and I will never be a refuge for a god again... From now on, none of them will have a place to hide... from me. No... I am no Thor... and I never will be again.
Appearing in "Prey: Part One of Six"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Dr. Donald Blake (Main story and flashback)
Other Characters
- All-Father Odin (Only in flashback)
- Jormungand (Apparent death)
- Volstagg (Mentioned)
- Sif (Mentioned)
- Elder Spirits/Ancient Kings
Races and Species:
- Asgardians (Main story and flashback)
- Asgardian Dragons (Main story and flashback)
- Humans (Main story and flashback)
- Frost Giants
- Serpents (Referenced)
- Eagles (Referenced)
Locations:
- Ten Realms
- Asgard (Main story and flashback)
- City of Asgard (Main story and flashback)
- Earth (Only in flashback)
- Yggdrasill (Main story and flashback)
- Donald Blake's eternal dawn (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)
- Jotunheim (Mentioned)
- Hel, Niffleheim (Invoked)
- Asgard (Main story and flashback)
- Heaven (Referenced)
- Hell (Named only)
Items:
- Bifrost (Only in flashback)
- Mjolnir (Main story and flashback)
- Thor's Battle Armor (Only in flashback)
Synopsis for "Prey: Part One of Six"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Solicit Synopsis
THE RETURN OF DONALD BLAKE!
The “Prey” arc starts here! Once upon a time, a mortal man bore within him the spirit of a god. With a crack of his cane upon the ground, the Mighty Thor would appear! But it’s been years since the King of Asgard required his human ward. Where has the good doctor been all this time – and what does his reappearance mean for the God of Thunder? Donny Cates and Nic Klein journey into a mystery left unsolved since 1962!
Notes
- It was revealed in this issue that Thor would go to the Elder-Sleep where he could commune with the spirits and the old dead kings whenever he used Mjolnir to switch places with Donald Blake. When Thor most recently traded places with Blake, the elder spirits and the ancient kings who turned their eyes from him looked like three of Those Who Sit Above in Shadow.[1]
- A trailer was released by Marvel on YouTube to promote this issue:
See Also
Footnotes
- ↑ Thor Vol 6 #9
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- Comics
- Week 45, 2020
- 2021
- 2021, January
- Modern-Age
- Thor Vol 6
- T+ (13 and up)
- Prey
- C.B. Cebulski/Editor-in-Chief
- Olivier Coipel/Cover Artist
- Laura Martin/Cover Artist
- Donny Cates/Writer
- Nic Klein/Penciler
- Nic Klein/Inker
- Matthew Wilson/Colourist
- Joe Sabino/Letterer
- Sarah Brunstad/Editor
- Wil Moss/Editor
- Donald Blake (Earth-616)/Quotes
- Thor Odinson (Earth-616)/Appearances
- Loki Laufeyson (Ikol) (Earth-616)/Appearances
- Donald Blake (Earth-616)/Appearances
- Odin Borson (Earth-616)/Appearances
- Jormungand (Earth-616)/Appearances
- Volstagg (Earth-616)/Mentions
- Sif (Earth-616)/Mentions
- Asgardians/Appearances
- Asgardian Dragons/Appearances
- Homo sapiens/Appearances
- Frost Giants/Appearances
- Snakes/Mentions
- Eagles/Mentions
- Asgard (Realm)/Appearances
- Asgard (City)/Appearances
- Bifrost/Appearances
- Watchtower Tree/Appearances
- Hlidskjalf/Appearances
- Earth/Appearances
- Yggdrasill/Appearances
- Jotunheim/Mentions
- Heaven (Paradise)/Mentions
- Hell/Mentions
- Mjolnir/Appearances
- Thor's Battle Armor/Appearances
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