There's an awful lot going on in this series right now, with three different Thors battling insurmountable odds while war rages across the Ten Realms. It says a lot that even the arrival of Mangog feels like a drop in the bucket at this point. That's not to say this issue comes up lacking in terms of drama or scale. Quite the opposite, as Jason Aaron and James Harren offering a harrowing depiction of the battle between the war Thor and Mangog, one that illustrates just how dire things have become for the gods of Asgardia.
Aaron and Harren keep the focus squarely on those two combatants in this relatively standalone chapter. Despite where we left him in issue #700, Volstagg still has some fight left, though even his boundless rage seems like small potatoes next to a being fueled by a billion, billion vengeful souls. This issue does a great job of delving into the history of Mangog while never taking its eyes off the brutal, epic confrontation between god and cosmic beast. That balance is accomplished through the use of an unseen narrator who reflects on the nature of Mangog and what his return means for the Marvel Universe.
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