Walter Simonson

The cover: “Anger leads to hate” seems to have been forgotten by young Caleb as he goes swinging at his most fearsome and towering foe yet — General Grievous. I’m always impressed by artists who can...

The covers: It was fate that there would be two covers to collect on this premiere issue. The Main cover is by interior artist Sonny Liew. It’s a very clever cover that represents the tile work...

The covers: The severed head of Mimir is held forward by Thor. The eyes on the head are open, showing that some sort of sorcery is at work to keep it alive. The visage on the...

The covers: The Main cover is penciled by Walter Simonson and Dave McCraig provides the colors which completes the image begun on issue #1. The Parasite is off to the left, which makes him whole when...

The covers: Walter Simonson provides the art and Dave McCraig the coloring on the Main cover. It features Steel side by side with niece and nephew Natasha and Jemahl, who also have armor like their uncle....

The covers: As promised at the end of the last issue, the troll Javokk and the Stone God do battle. Mjolnir blazes with energy, tendrils of electricity crackle about, as the Stone God readies to pound...

The covers: In the middle of the cover is the logo of the book. At the top of the is Thor, upside down, looking at the person below him. He’s without his typical hat and he has...

The covers: In addition to the Main cover by John Cassady and Laura Martin there are 69 Variant covers. That’s too many to include in the general review to the first issue, so I’ll save all...

The covers: The troll Javokk walks forward to confront the creature that looks like a draugr, but smells of the living. Oh, if he only knew the mistake he was making in confronting a resurrected Thor...