Thor #183 (1970):
I guess this must be why I looked at FF #536 this week and thought "Been there, done that."
And just for fun, sometimes I like to pretend Thor and Doctor Doom, the two best trash-talkin' pontificators in the Marvel Universe, are spouting their usual wordy proclamations...in
(Well, for one thing, Doctor Doom has a more cheerful interior decorator in his
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The best thing about old-school Thor is that he even launches into a soliloquy while he's getting blasted in the face!
That takes concentration!!
Thor can even keep up the narration while Blastaar, um, Blastaars him, I guess, in the groin. (The cover of Thor #270, my first Thor comic!)
Anyway, I liked the preview for the next FF issue. Reed and Sue seem genuinely curious/interested how Doom got out of hell, which is very polite of them; and apparently, Doom punched his way out of hell. (Which makes more sense than Superboy punching Jason Todd back to life...)
The "Spanish" cover is a french one, indeed.
It's written, at top left, "le fils d'odin", the french translation of odin's Son.
Golly. Tu est correct, Anon. i couldn't read the "le fils d'Odin," but I shoulda recognized "contre." Merci!
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