Enter our Thor Siege Giveaway…

In our fall sales for Columbus Day and the MCU, we continue with our #best-marvel-illustrators and Olivier Coipel’s horror style in graphic arts. Thor fans LOVE our Metropolis Battles: Thor vs Void Sentry battle. It’s got action-packed battles, lightning and a mythological monster. You will not believe what #thor does to #void-sentry and how the fight ends.

Importantly, because we love the fans we are inviting you to enter our giveaway for a chance to win a copy of Siege (2010) #4. Eligible participant must join our League of Heroes with a Free Member plan, participate in our Loyalty Rewards Program, live in the USA and be 18 years or older.

Since it’s a giveaway, the comic is available with a full discount and ships for free nationwide.

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Discuss the Siege #4 Key Issue

With The Mightiest Punch! having concluded, #thor ranked Conqueror in the Power Hierarchy. With an impressive competition and fan-votes, Thor made it to the Top 30 in the ranking competition.

Since fans are joining the League of Heroes, we are inviting fans to collect key issues from The Mightiest Punch! Certainly, Thor, ‘Siege’ Vol 1 4 in the series is a key issue for the following reasons:

• Death of Void Sentry.

Let’s briefly discuss the issue:

The issue is important for being the conclusion of Siege and is set after Civil War. Importantly, it leads to the death of Void Sentry whom Thor executes with all the heroes assembled. Perhaps, one of the most emotional comics in the period.

Definitely, Bendis’ and Coipel’s team-up is superhero drama. Really, some of the most intense art with avoid Sentry transforming into Kraken. In fact, it is surprising the panels were published in a mainstream Marvel comic.

Agree or disagree? Discuss.

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