The World According to Thor

by Marc Sumerak, Freddie E. Williams II (Illustrator)

See the world through the eyes of the Norse Super Hero in this immersive journey into Thor’s universe.

While battling dangers from the nine realms, Thor shares his outlook on life, love, and war in this immersive new volume. Whether it’s handling mischievous siblings, defeating the Frost Giants, or falling in love with a mortal, Thor’s experiences span centuries. With removable items such as Donald Blake’s medical degree, a copy of the Superhuman Registration Act, pages from ancient Asgardian texts, and much more, this insightful look into Thor’s universe will soon be a fan-favorite. © 2015 MARVEL

Genres: Comics

64 pages, Hardcover

First published February 3, 2015

About the author

About Marc Steven Sumerak

Reviews

[Hannah McManus · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loki's to do list is getting pinned to my fridge, along with Odin's stamp collection.

[Gil · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have to let you know that I am a big Thor fan.  Not as much as a Spidey fan, but close enough.  After all I didn't give him the name Peter Parker.  I named him Thor.  So yeah, I'm a fan.  I pretty much knew Thor's history and such, but, I'll be the first to admit that I don't know everything, and I forget half of what I learn.  So this was a nice refresher and I even learned a couple of things new to me.   

Let's start out with first how awesome the illustrations are in this tome.  Freddie E. Williams knocks it out of the park with the drawings of the 9 realms and of all the heroes and villians.  As a comic book fan alone, the artwork is enough for you to keep this on your nerdy coffee table.  

This book features an Encyclopaedic look at the above mentioned 9 realms and such.  From Asgard, to Midgard, all the way to Svartalfheim, then to Hel and back the reader learns all the basic facts about the Heroes and Villians.  If something from the 3 movies recently made by the Marvel Cinematic Universe has you confused this would probably clear it up.  If you are new, or know someone who is, to the comic book world and want to know about a cool hero, I would highly recommend this book as the perfect intro.

[Sofi · Rating 4 out of 5]

A really fun read!

[Rosie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Absolutely tons of fun. Whereas the Iron Man one felt a little childish at times this one feels it can suit all ages and fans. Crammed with beautiful art work and entertaining facts and back stories about The Mighty Thor, The Warrior's Three and everyone's favorite Trickster God. Also Throg! Worth a read.

[Tedders · Rating 5 out of 5]

Funny as hell, has amazing artwork, practically perfect. In fact it would have been perfect if the 'AMAZING special features' weren't glued to the bleeding page so they rip when you try to put the little 3D hammer together.

I Like This. ANOTHER!