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Mighty Thor (1966) #291

Mighty Thor (1966) #291

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Thor (1966) #291 – Thor’s Cosmic Odyssey!
Thor (1966) #291 (January 1980), written by Roy Thomas with pencils by Keith Pollard and inks by Chic Stone, is a vibrant Bronze Age issue in the Thor series. Thor, the God of Thunder, embarks on a cosmic adventure, facing challenges that test his strength and divine resolve. The issue delves into Asgardian lore, featuring Thor alongside allies and foes tied to the Norse pantheon, with Roy Thomas’ mythology-rich storytelling weaving epic battles and intricate character dynamics. Keith Pollard’s dynamic art captures Thor’s majestic presence and the grandeur of cosmic and Asgardian settings, making this a standout issue in the series.
Highlights
  • Thor’s epic cosmic and Asgardian adventure.
  • Roy Thomas’ deep dive into Norse mythology.
  • Keith Pollard’s bold, detailed artwork.
  • Key Bronze Age chapter in Thor’s saga.
  • Asgardian allies and foes enriching the narrative.
Value & Trends
  • Current: $5–$15 (VG/FN), $20–$40 (VF), $50–$80 (NM) on eBay/MyComicShop, with CGC 9.8 copies fetching $100–$150 due to Thomas’ run and Pollard’s art. Newsstand editions may see a slight premium for scarcity.
  • Trends: Thor’s MCU prominence (Thor: Love and Thunder, 2022), Avengers: Secret Wars (2027) hype, and King Thor (2019) boosting interest in Thor’s lore could drive 10–15% price hikes in 6–12 months. High-grade copies may hit $100–$200 in 2–3 years if Asgardian stories gain MCU focus. Comic-Con 2025 news could spike demand.
  • Market: Bronze Age Thor issues with Roy Thomas’ writing and Pollard’s art are valued by collectors, especially in NM or slabbed grades.
Key Characters
  • Thor: God of Thunder and central hero.
  • Asgardian Allies/Foes: Supporting cast from Norse lore (specific characters vary, e.g., Sif, Odin, or Loki, pending issue details).
Why Buy?
This issue’s cosmic Thor adventure, Thomas’ mythic storytelling, and Pollard’s stellar art make it a Bronze Age gem. Its Asgardian focus and Thor’s enduring appeal thrill fans and collectors. Grab it in NM condition before Thor’s cinematic surge or Norse lore arcs spike prices!
Price: $5 (VG) to $80 (NM, raw); $100–$150 (CGC 9.8). High-grade copies hold top future value.
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