Thor 1966 #180 - reader copy - $9.00

Thor and Loki have switched bodies. Odin, unaware of this, sees them battle and removes Loki (actually Thor) from the conflict. Thor tries to explain to Odin that, despite appearances, he is not Loki. Odin, impatient, refuses to listen and banishes Thor to Hades, the realm of Mephisto. Thor?s allies race to save him but he has been rendered immobile in an ice-like substance.

On-sale date from 1970 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress with a correction factor of plus 28 days.

• When Gods Go Mad! - Cover art credits in dispute. Sinnott's personal records have pencils credited to Marie Severin. Nick Caputo, based in part on viewing the original art in John Buscema, Michaelangelo of Comics, credits Buscema, although Marie Severin made corrections and added background figures. Nick notes that Marie also likely produced the original cover rough which is why, along with her corrections that Sinnott may have seen her name credited. Mike Burkey showed the actual original art to Neal Adams who stated that he penciled the cover, which is also credited on his personal checklist at nealadams.com.
• When Gods Go Mad! - Pages 12 and 13 of the story were only half pages (per Michel Faber, June 10, 2006).
• - Letters from Brian Madigan, Tim Warren, and Leo Schulz; includes a small ad for Spoof! (Marvel, 1970 series.)