Thor (Vol 1 1962) Issues 401-450

Thor issues 401-450 continued to explore the depths of Norse mythology and the complexities of Thor’s role both on Earth and in Asgard. During this period, writers like Tom DeFalco, who took over scripting duties, focused on deepening the character development of Thor and introducing new challenges that tested his resolve and moral compass. The art in these issues, primarily by Ron Frenz and later by Geof Isherwood, was vibrant and detailed, capturing the grandeur of Asgard and the intensity of the battles Thor faced. This era included significant storylines that expanded the universe with new characters and threats, while also delving into Thor’s personal dilemmas and responsibilities as a god. These issues are known for maintaining the series' epic scope and continuing to enrich the mythological tapestry that defines Thor’s world, blending it seamlessly with the superhero elements expected by Marvel fans.