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| Title: | Thor |
| Publisher: | Marvel Comics |
| Type: | Ongoing series |
| Years published: | 2007-2009 |
| Total issues: | 12 |
| Featuring: | Thor Odinson |
| Creators: | J. Michael Straczynski; Olivier Coipel; Mark Morales; Danny K. Miki; John Dell, III; Laura Martin; Chris Eliopoulos; Warren Simons; Alejandro Arbona |
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Thor, Volume 3 is an ongoing American comic book series of the superhero fantasy subgenre. It was published by Marvel Comics from September, 2007 to January, 2009 spanning a total of twelve issues under this specific title. Following issue #12, the series reverted to it's original numbering sequence beginning with issue #600, combining the totals from volumes 1-3. All twelve issues were collected in trade paperback and hardcover edition formats.
The creative team for this series consisted of J. Michael Straczynski as writer and Olivier Coipel as artist. Inking chores were handled by Mark Morales, Danny K. Miki and John Dell, III with coloring by Laura Martin. The series was edited by Chris Eliopoulos and edited by Warren Simons with Alejandro Arbona as assistant editor.
Issues
- Thor Vol 3 1
- Thor Vol 3 2
- Thor Vol 3 3
- Thor Vol 3 4
- Thor Vol 3 5
- Thor Vol 3 6
- Thor Vol 3 7
- Thor Vol 3 8
- Thor Vol 3 9
- Thor Vol 3 10
- Thor Vol 3 11
- Thor Vol 3 12
Annuals & Specials
- None
Collections
- Thor Vol 3 1 (HC)
- Thor Vol 3 1 (TPB)
- Thor Vol 3 2 (HC)
- Thor Vol 3 2 (TPB)
- Thor Vol 3 3 (HC)
- Thor Vol 3 3 (TPB)
Notes & Trivia
- This series is rated T+; appropriate for most readers aged 13 and up.
- Thor, Volume 3 was nominated for the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards in 2009 for the category of Best Continuing Series.
- The first eight issues of Thor, Volume 3 all shipped with variant covers.
- Issues #8-9 comprise the "Father Issues" storyline, which is reprinted in Thor, Volume 2 trade paperback and hardcover collection.
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