Journey into Mystery 1952 #122 Regular Edition - 7.0 - $37.00
Thor and Absorbing Man resume their battle from last issue. Thor gains the upper hand. Loki, fearful of Creel?s defeat, transports him to Asgard. Meanwhile, Thor rescues Jane Foster from a locked room filling with smoke. He transforms into Doctor Blake, but the transformation is witnessed by reporter Harris Hobbs who engineered the smoke-filled room scenario for the purpose of discovering Thor?s secret. Hobbs says he will destroy his evidence of Thor?s dual-identity if Thor will take him to Asgard. Meanwhile, in Asgard, Creel confronts Odin who blasts him with cosmic energy, which he absorbs!
Fearful of their impending doom and spurred on by Loki, the Asgardian sailors turn on each other. With nobody manning the oars, the ship is drawn towards the deadly Pillars of Utgard. They hear a deafening sound. Looking up, they see Balder lashed to the ship?s figurehead and blowing a mighty horn.
On-sale date from 1965 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress.
- Where Mortals Fear To Tread! - Wood inks credit from Nick Caputo via the GCD Errors list, January 2009. Original indexer credited Joe Sinnott. E-mail received from Eddie Ooo, 10/15/2011 credits Vince Colletta, who we credit to both the surrounding issues.
- - Inside front cover. Ad for the American Body Building Club.
- - House ad for Fantastic Four #45 and Amazing Spider-Man #31.
- - House ad for Tales to Astonish #74 and Sgt. Fury #24.
- The Grim Specter of Mutiny! - Odinsword Quest, part 5.
- - Includes The Mighty Marvel Checklist, "Let's meet 25 more M.M.M.S. members," and an order form for a t-shirt and a stationery kit.
- - Letters from: Paul Mauceri, Roxanne Williams, Kenny Chance, Jack Nealy, Eric Mitofsky; includes a membership form for the Merry Marvel Marching Society.
- - Ad by the GRIT Publishing Corp.
- - Inside back cover. Ad for the Commercial Trades Institute.
- - Back cover. Ad for the Famous Artists Schools.
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