While it’s so out there conceptually, nuts and over the top, I like that about it. The godbomb, when detonated, will explode through time killing every god who ever lived or ever will. I liked Thor’s granddaughters who’re crazy and cool and should get their own series, plus Thor swinging two Mjolnirs is all kinds of awesome. I also liked that present Thor and future Thor got drunk and drove their space boat - galactic drunk driving! – which was funny. The stuff I liked: as you might expect from having three different Thors showing up, time travel is a factor, and I hate time travel, but Thor does acknowledge the inherent stupidity of time travel as a storytelling concept. Only Thor can stop him - all three of him, past, present and future!

He’s built a bomb to kill all of the gods and is determined to set it off, destroying every single god that ever was or will be. The story is: a madman called Gorr is killing gods left and right giving him the name The God Butcher. In fact it was worse because it made less sense than the first volume! I did read the first volume and had numerous problems with it, but fans of the series told me, no dude, you’re only seeing half of the complete story - you’ve got to read the second volume to get how awefrikkinsome it is! So I did – I’m an open-minded guy always on the lookout for awefrikkinsome comics – but unfortunately no, it wasn’t better. Ok I’m gonna stop talking like that because I can’t keep it up. Yea and I did look upon thy second tome of Thor, God Of Blunders, and I was not well pleased to see logic and common sense has forsaken this story and Scribe Aaron is determinedly taking thine piss!

Thor by jason aaron vol 2