Thor Comics Reading Order: Ragnarok for Beginners

So you want to learn more about Asgard after Thor: Ragnarok and Avengers: Endgame?

We’ve got a Thor comics reading guide for you!

Thorhas always been one of the biggest, boldest, brashest, sweepingly epic comics thatMarvelpublishes.

For decades the exploits of Thor and the gods of Asgard were positively unfilmable.

But Straczynski and Olivier Coipel brought Thor and his family of characters back in a big bad way.

Thor was reborn and had to quest throughout reality to awaken all the other gods of Asgard.

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Many of the Broxton elements were used inthe firstThormovie.

Ragnarok

Looking for one of the major inspirations forThor: Ragnarok?

And anyway, Hulk as Space Gladiator just sells itself.

Its like a Slayer concert but with Thor on bass.

And with good reason.

When Marvel starts looking at ideas forthe next round of Thor movies, this is where they should start.

The above stories are the ones most accessible to modern readers and fans of the Thor movies.

But their time on the God of Thunder both inJourney into MysteryandThorrivalsFantastic Fourfor pure sheer scope and majesty.

The vulnerability of Thors earthly identity, the crippled Doctor Don Blake was a pure Lee conceit.

As the series continued, it actually got more experimental and daring.

Yet, Simonson never loses the human elements and quiet moments that make Thor so special.

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Simonsons renderings of the world of Thor were so dramatic that each image is like a thunderclap.

And oh yeah, did we mention that he penned a tale where Thor was transformed into a frog?