The Immortal Thor #3-4 - "The Riddle of Raidho"

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Hulk was horror and tragedy, but Thor tacks more toward fantasy and hope. Bruce Banner is fractured by his origin, going through a hell of his own making to gain the power of a monster — Don Blake becomes the person he truly is inside, and in so doing, gains the power of a god. (An unconventional god! Long hair in the early ’60s was more of a flex than we might credit, though I do remember Jane fantasizing about giving him a haircut.) To put my biblical hat back on for a second — if IMMORTAL HULK was the Old Testament, IMMORTAL THOR is the New Testament. -- Al Ewing

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The Walking Dead Deluxe #76

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Batman: White Knight Presents: Generation Joker #6

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Dark X-Men #4

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GI Joe 22

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After a slight fill-in issue and Snake Eyes getting his 'Wolverine in the Hellfire Club' moment, we've back to the main narrative for a breather episode. As you'll recall, Cobra and the Joes just had a full-scale war at Joe headquarters, while Scarlet was captured and then rescued by Snake Eyes. Nicely enough, this issue provides details on just how she was captured--oh, the continuity of yore.

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