Stan Lee

Kieron Gillen

Kelly Sue DeConnick

Chris Giarrusso

Dr. Doom has committed barbaric atrocities against the Asgardians living in his realm of Latveria. Now Balder has marshaled his forces, and called upon the counsel of his general, Tyr, the God of War. Even the outcast Thor has rallied to the defense of his people. But what secret weapon has Doom wrought with secrets plundered from Asgard?! And whose side is the duplicitous Loki truly on? Also, finally restored to her own body, Sif sets out with Beta Ray Bill to fight her way back to true warrior's glory! Plus, a story by Stan Lee in celebration of Thor #600! Collects Thor #604-606, Sif #1, and material from Thor #600.

Latverian Prometheus

Thor

Brian "Smitty" Smith

Lobster Cop

Officer Clawsome

Marc Sumerak

Sean McKeever

Paul Tobin

Audrey Loeb

Mini Marvels: The Complete Collection

Collects Thor #604-606 & Sif #1. What secret weapon has Doom wrought with secrets plundered from Asgard?! And whose side is the duplicitous Loki truly on? Can Thor and Balder save their people? Also, finally restored to her own body, Sif sets out with Beta Ray Bill to fight her way back to true warrior's glory!

When Michael G (yes, "G" is his whole last name, and that's why everyone calls him G-Man) has to keep a journal in Mrs. Rosario's class at school, naturally he writes about his ambition to have superpowers and join the superheroes of his city (like Captain Thunderman) in the fight for justice. After all, his friend Billy Demon just got an awesome winged flying suit and superpowers of his own, and now he's the most popular kid in school! Mikey would just love to have superpowers too, but how will he get them? And if he does get them, what will he do with them? "G-Man is funny! Really, really funny! You know how hard it is to make a funny comic? Believe me, plenty hard! I should probably encourage you to buy a copy, but honestly, I don't need the competition." —Jimmy Gownley, author of Amelia Rules "Giarrusso has a kid-friendly sarcastic wit which will resonate with readers ages 8 and up." —Snow Wildsmith, School Library Journal "G-Man, Chris Giarrusso’s awesome all-ages superhero series, is one of the most fun and exciting new properties to come down the pike in ages." —John Hogan, Graphic Novel Reporter

The G-Man Super Journal: Awesome Origins

Jake Bell

When superheroine Ultraviolet begins fighting crime in Kanigher Falls, a town that has never had its own superhero, comic book expert Nate Banks becomes convinced that she is Ms. Matthews, his history teacher at Ditko Middle School.

Secret Identity Crisis

Collects stories about the childhood counterparts of the Marvel superheroes, including Spiderman, Wolverine, the Hulk, and Iron Man.

Chris Giarrusso

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