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A review of The Mighty Thor, issue #407, Into the Living Bio-Verse. From September of 1989. With finished art by Joe Sinnott. Sinnott one of the top Marvel Inkers. Who inked countless Jack Kirby artwork. This issue reveals a self contained story of Thor in the Black Galaxy, fighting the living bioverse, the Colonizers of Rigel and the Celestials.
00:00 Intro
03:06 Thor Issue #407
16:12 Marvel's Slow Death in the 1990s
A review of The Mighty Thor, issue #407, Into the Living Bio-Verse. From September of 1989. With finished art by Joe Sinnott. Sinnott one of the top Marvel Inkers. Who inked countless Jack Kirby artwork. This issue reveals a self contained story of Thor in the Black Galaxy, fighting the living bioverse, the Colonizers of Rigel and the Celestials.
00:00 Intro
03:06 Thor Issue #407
16:12 Marvel's Slow Death in the 1990s






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