Name: The Goddess of Thunder
ISBN: 9780785192381

Jason Aaron

Mjolnir lies on the moon, unable to be lifted! Something dark has befallen the God of Thunder, leaving him unworthy for the first time ever! But when Frost Giants invade Earth, the hammer will be lifted - and a mysterious woman will be transformed into an all-new version of the mighty Thor! Who is this new Goddess of Thunder? Not even Odin knows ... but she may be Earth's only hope against the Frost Giants! Get ready for a Thor like you've never seen before, as this all-new heroine takes Midgard by storm! Plus: the Odinson clearly doesn't like that someone else is holding his hammer...it's Thor vs. Thor! And Odin, desperate to see Mjolnir returned, will call on some very dangerous, very unexpected allies. It's a bold new chapter in the storied history of Thor!

The Goddess of Thunder

Dimitris Papastergiou

I liked it. Great start for Thor! 

Would like to have read this back then and not already know who the Thor is beforehand, but got spoiled back then of who she is..

Still, I liked the story and the artwork is just amazing on this one. Great coloring too!

If you like Thor you'll like this one too!

New Thor, new adventure!

Jonas

Art: 4.5/5
Story: 4/5
Overall feel: 4/5
Thoughts
Jason Aaron's run on Thor has been amazing and this new direction is very exciting.

Maggie Gordon

My library hold on the controversial Thor: The Godness of Thunder finally came in after MONTHS of waiting, and it was... a pretty decent superhero comic :)

Readers find out that things are really getting shaken up in Asgard, and Thor, Odinson has lost the power to wield his hammer. The ice giants are invading Earth with the help of a rather nasty elf, and that's when Thor, Goddess of Thunder steps in. Readers don't know who she is, and she's still working through the whole powers thing, but she shows a lot of bravery and ingenuity in her new role. Odinson is originally quite POed that someone has taken over his role, but he quickly comes around when he sees how the hammer responds to the new Thor. 

The volume is obviously introductory and doesn't get into much plotting. However, it is well-paced and the art is quite nice for a mainstream superhero comic. There's nothing groundbreaking other than Thor being a woman (which is huge! It's nice to see Marvel and DC mix things up occasionally. Some event will change everything back inevitably, so I will enjoy the diversion as long as it lasts), but it's a solid book regardless.