THOR-THE-MIGHTY-AVENGER-#3

Thor: The Mighty Avenger #3 (2010 Ongoing Series)

"Thor vs. The Sub-Mariner!"

The fish-out-of-water story continues! While Thor is still getting used to life on Midgard, he finds himself in the middle of a diplomatic—and physical—spat with none other than Namor, the Sub-Mariner. This issue perfectly captures the "storybook" whimsy of the Langridge/Samnee run, proving that even a God of Thunder needs to brush up on his sea-level manners.

Issue Highlights:

• The Namor Showdown: Watching the hot-headed Prince of Atlantis butt heads with the brash, classic Thor is pure comic book gold. It’s funny, kinetic, and surprisingly lighthearted.
• Langridge’s Wit: Writer Roger Langridge excels at dialogue that feels timeless, capturing Thor’s grandiloquent speech patterns without making him feel unlikable.
• Samnee’s Stylized Art: Chris Samnee’s work here is clean, expressive, and packed with personality. His Namor is regal and arrogant, while his Thor is noble yet perpetually confused by human customs.
• The Series Vibe: This book is the ultimate "palate cleanser." It’s bright, fast-paced, and serves as a reminder that superhero comics can be fun, adventurous, and incredibly well-crafted all at once.