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Thor By Donny Cates Vol. 2: Prey | Donny Cates

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Collects Thor (2020) #7-14. Something is wrong with Mjolnir! All-Father Thor needs his hammer now more than ever before…and yet the Uru grows heavier with each passing day. What will it take for the God of Thunder to hold on to one of the most powerful weapons in the Multiverse? Thor decides to reinvigorate himself by revisiting his old mortal persona after so many years, but he isn’t ready for the Donald Blake that awaits him — and neither is Asgard! As a trapped God of Thunder faces the Midgard Serpent, Jane Foster reckons with her former lover…reborn into reality and now a deadly enemy! With the fate of the Ten Realms in the balance, Thor must find a way to battle a crazed and determined Dr. Donald Blake — and when the hammer comes down, only one man will remain standing!

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Thor By Donny Cates Vol. 2: Prey | Donny Cates

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I'm loving Donny Cates' run on Thor from a few years ago. In this arc, Cates mines the lore to reinvent Thor's original alter ego Donald Blake. Great pacing, action, and dialogue. Cates picks up the themes of worthiness and authority that were so prominent in Jason Aaron's run.

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