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So you want to read Kid Loki’s Journey Into Mystery story?
Here’s the issues/trade paperbacks where you’ll find the story (with helpful Amazon links). To be read more or less in this order.
With a couple of non-spoilery images to encourage you.
Thor: The World Eaters [Thor #615-621 & #620.1, material from Thor: Spotlight]
Thor talking about missing his brother even though Loki is such a goddamn ass —he is aware thank you very much but Loki is HIS BROTHER DAMMIT — and then going out in search of him only to find Loki reborn as a child! They return to Asgard. Thor and travel-sized Loki ensues.
Siege #4/Siege: Loki
Siege was an Asgard-based crossover event. You don’t have to read all the event, but these two are essential to understand Loki’s rebirth and the context given by Ikol.
The Mighty Thor: Volume 1 [The Mighty Thor #1-6]
Setting Loki up in Asgard and working on identifying his intent versus whether or not he can be/is different.
Journey Into Mystery: Fear Itself [JiM #622-626, Thor: Spotlight, and Fear Itself: Spotlight]
Starting Loki’s JiM story…
Journey Into Mystery: Fear Itself Fallout [JiM #626.1, 627-631]
The Mighty Thor: Volume 2 [The Mighty Thor #7-12]
Little Loki’s the only one who remembers Thor. Also, he is still an adorable little shit.
Journey Into Mystery: Terrorism Myth [JiM #632-636]
Journey Into Mystery/New Mutants: Exiled [JiM #637-638, Exiled #1, and New Mutants #42-43]
Journey Into Mystery: The Manchester Gods [JiM #639-641 and The Mighty Thor Annual #1]
Journey Into Mystery/The Mighty Thor: Everything Burns — Not yet actually collected, but should comprise of The Mighty Thor #18-22 and Journey Into Mystery #642-645
After you’re done, read this from the author. It helps.
Very helpful! All of these are available on Comixology, too, for those who like their comics digital.
I knew it! We’re going to be B.F.F.S!
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*can’t stop giggling*journey into mystery 639 .
Loki: Down, Thori!
Thor: …you named the dog after me?
Loki: No, it was another Thor. One who had the good grace not to go and get himself killed and leave me with these barbarians.
Hogun: Vikings, not barbarians.
Fandral: Are we Vikings too, Hogun, or merely Viking Gods?
Volstagg: Ah, a true theological conundrum, Fandral.
Excellent brothers. “NO I DIDN’T NAME MY DOG AFTER YOU I NAMED IT AFTER A BETTER BROTHER WHO DOESN’T FRIGGN DIE ON ME AND LEAVE ME WITH LOSERS >:(” In comics, dying is the equivalent to like, abandoning your family to go binge drinking. It inconveniences everyone around you, and they are grumpy when you get back.
good panels, good commentary
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Why You Should Be Reading Marvel’s Journey Into Mystery, reason six: Loki’s on the internet.
I’m pretty sure he’s also on tumblr.
(he is, in fact, the only Asgardian god to understand and regularly use technology, as it was made clear in an issue of Thor that their concept of sewage is throwing refuse over the walls of Asgard!)
He is on Tumblr. It’s shown in the Christmas issue.
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Why You Should Be Reading Marvel’s Journey Into Mystery, reason two: brothers who love each other.
JiM!Loki + Ikol
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