Warlock and the Infinity Watch Vol 1 25

Part of the "Blood and Thunder" event Warlock and the Infinity Watch Vol 1 #25 Published February, 1994 Editor-in-Chief Tom DeFalco Cover Artist Angel Medina Bill Anderson "Raid on Asgard" Writer Jim Starlin Penciler Angel Medina Inker Bob Almond Colorist Ian Laughlin Letterer Jack Morelli Editor Craig Anderson Previous Issue Next Issue Warlock and the Infinity Watch #24 Warlock and the Infinity Watch #26

Odin	Titan, you are more worthy a foe than I anticipated.
Thanos	Meaning you are shocked that I still remain breathing.
Odin	Precisely. But let not this compliment be taken in any erroneous manner. Your doom is assured. Scientifically acquired might cannot hope to stand against my own divine mystic power.
Thanos	Strength and energy are the same despite its title or claim, Asgardian. Your supposed heavenly status impresses Thanos of Titan not in the least.

Appearing in "Raid on Asgard"

Featured Characters:

• Infinity Watch
  • Adam Warlock
  • Maxam
  • Drax
  • Gamora
  • Moondragon
  • Pip the Troll

Supporting Characters:

•  Thor 
• Odin
• Heimdall
• The Warriors Three
  • Fandral
  • Hogun
  • Volstagg
• Balder
• Sif
• Doctor Strange
• Thanos
• Silver Surfer
• Beta Ray Bill

Antagonists:

• Count Abyss

Other Characters:

• Maya

Locations:

• Asgard
  • City of Asgard

Items:

• Stormbreaker
• Power Gem

Vehicles:

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Synopsis for "Raid on Asgard"

Thanos and the heroes arrive on Bifrost and take out Heimdall. Odin senses this attack, and unleashes all of Asgard's warriors to attack them, thinking that the imprisoned Thor is to be used as some sort of bargaining chip against Asgard. The heroes manage to turn the tide against the Asgardians, so Odin himself enters the battle. Thanos takes on Odin one-on-one and gives as good as he gets. But soon Thanos goes down, and before Odin can deliver the killing stroke, Sif and Bill appear and stop him, telling Odin about Thor's madness. They determine that it is not Warrior's Madness which Thor suffers from, since it comes from Odin's past manipulations of Thor's spirit. Odin tries to cure Thor, but fails. And since Thor possesses the power gem, he would destroy everything unless is he killed, and Odin decides to do just that.

See Also

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Recommended Reading

Blood and Thunder
Part I: Thor #468	Part II: Silver Surfer #86	Part III: Warlock Chronicles #6	Part IV: Warlock & the Infinity Watch #23	Part V: Thor #469
Part VI: Silver Surfer #87	Part VII: Warlock Chronicles #7	Part VIII: Warlock & the Infinity Watch #24	Part IX: Thor #470	Part X: Silver Surfer #88
	Part XI: Warlock Chronicles #8	Part XII: Warlock & the Infinity Watch #25	Part XIII: Thor #471

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