This also leads to confusing transitions, and with things fading in and out of panels, it continues to hurt and bother my eye balls. They are quickly attacked by fire goblins, which in theory are cool villains, but with the art continuing its already muddy and confusing style the villains look only one quarter as cool as I think they should. Things kick off with Thor greeting his half brother Balder the Brave, and his companion Skurge the Executioner, on the heels of our cliff hanger from last issue, and as they try to figure out a plan of action in Hel. However this issue the story doesn't progress much, introduces us to another batch of characters (if you aren't familiar with them already), and that's really about it. I enjoyed the story of Thor's latest relaunch and was excited for where we were headed, even if I didn't really enjoy the art much. Anyway enough about my personal problems, lets get into Thor #2, right off the heels of Thor #1 still fresh in every one's mind.

Don't they know I'm a man with a job and was planning on these being monthly titles? I mean at first some books came out monthly, now they're coming bi-monthly, some every three weeks, I cant keep up with whats going on. Marvel's Fresh Start sure has a crazy release schedule so far.

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