Journey Into Mystery & Heroes Reborn (1996 – 1998). Early Thor – stories from prior to his debut. Essentials: Affordable black & white sequential collections. 
Epic Collections: Trade paperback gapless collections released in random order. Mighty Marvel Masterworks: Digest-size color paperbacks. Marvel Masterworks: Premium-format color sequential collections. Omnibus Editions: Massive, collector-edition tomes with oversize pages. The Thor Bookshelf – Common collection formats. Then, I will break down every Thor series and appearance issue by issue to explain their reading order and how you can find those comics – both in physical collected editions an donline. However, there are a few specific formats of books that cover large portions of this title, and I’ll cover those first – Omnibuses, Marvel Masterworks, Mighty Marvel Masterworks, Epic Collections, and Essentials. There are hundreds of different collections of Thor, especially his original run from 1962 to 1996. Throughout it all, Thor has established itself as a title Creators have pulled in more Norse myth as well as invented their own, merged his identity with Donald Blake and then separated them again, put him and all of Asgard through several Ragnoroks, killed him, replaced him, stripped him of his hammer, and made him a king. In the decades since then, the Asgardian god of thunder has become so much more than that. Of all of the founding Marvel heroes, Thor was the one who felt most like a DC hero like Wonder Woman or Superman – an all-powerful, iconic, godlike figure finding his way through a superheroic life in human society. 
The Marvel Comics version of Thor was created in 1962 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby as a literal interpretation of the Norse god of legend as tied to a mild-mannered human doctor, Donald Blake. Last updated May 2023 with titles scheduled for release through January 2024. The definitive issue-by-issue comic book collecting guide and reading order for Marvel’s Thor, the Odinson, in omnibus, hardcover, trade paperback, and digital. Part of Crushing Krisis’s Crushing Comics.
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