Mortal Thor Vol. 1: No Gods, No Masters

Following the cliffhanger of Immortal Thor, Al Ewing restarts the legend with a grounded, modern twist in Mortal Thor Vol. 1: No Gods, No Masters. Thor returns not as distant myth but as a man waking in a city where the old gods were written off as fiction. The story pairs epic Norse myth with street-level drama as the hammer-wielder confronts disbelief, power, and the promise of justice in a world that doubts the divine. Pasqual Ferry’s kinetic artwork carries the action, while Alex Ross’s dramatic covers lend a timeless, mythic pull. Collecting Thor (2025) #1–5 in a 128-page trade paperback, this volume launches a bold new era within the THOR series, inviting new readers and longtime fans to explore a fresh take on gods, humanity, and responsibility. Writers: Al Ewing; artist: Pasqual Ferry; cover: Alex Ross.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Fans of mythic superheroes and reinventions of classic gods.
• Readers who enjoy action-packed, cinematic storytelling with a modern urban setting.
• Appreciation for bold artwork and iconic cover design (Alex Ross) that complements dynamic storytelling.
• Readers curious about starting a new era in a popular series with accessible, standalone volumes.