Things are moving along in this volume with Jane, Roxxon, Solomon and the damage that is being done in the Ten Realms. You can see how the pieces and people are being put in place and you know that in the future comics, that these things will end in a big fight.

I've never read much Thor comics because the style never suited me, so I don't know a lot of the backstory only the basics or what I've read in other comics. I know the basics of Jane's story but I love how she is being portrayed in these volumes. She is strong and fighting the evil's in the whole galaxy, while she is sick with cancer.

I love that we get to see how strong she is when she's Thor but also how strong she is when dealing with cancer too. I love those few scenes we have her as just Jane Foster.

In this volume we see Shield is still trying to figure out who the new Thor is. We get a story on the origin of Mjolnir and how it chooses those to wield the Hammer. There is also 2 filler issues in the beginning, that were okay but the rest of the volume is great and finishes on a high.

I hope that soon Thor Odinson will learn the truth about Jane and I hope it will strengthen their bond with each other.

I love everything about this series and can't wait to read the next volume. ( )

My main complaint is there wasn't enough plot development. There were a lot of issues which focused on backstory which was fairly annoying when I just wanted to know what happened next with Roxxon being a colonialist dick.

But the story that was focused on the current storyline were very satisfying, indeed. Also, the reveal that Mjolnir was even more sentient than previously hinted was amazing. LOVE. ( )

It's all-out corporate warfare as Marvel's evil companies turn on the minotaur CEO of Roxxon for going rogue against their axis of evil. And I thought last volume's war between elves and giants and gods was a new low for the series. Can I get a ho-hum?

The Jane Foster Thor bops around doing not much of anything, and a couple guest artists do flashback fill-ins, which helped me realize how much Dauterman's art is one of the few things that keeps me coming back to this series. ( )