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In Norway, a vacationing Dr. Donald Blake encounters invading Stone Men from Saturn. He flees and is cornered in a cave in which he discovers a walking stick. In frustration he strikes thestick against the wall and transforms into the Mighty Thor! Thor then drives the Stone Men from Earth. Jay's Notes:
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A South American communist dictator called the Executioner harasses Dr. Blake and other doctors who are on a mission of mercy. However, Thor steps in and topples the Executioner's regime. Jay's Notes:
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Loki is inadvertently freed from his prison by Heimdall and travels to Earth to resume his feud with Thor. He draws Thor into a battle that rages across New York City. Loki is finally outwitted and defeated. Jay's Notes:
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Zarrko, a 23rd century scientist, travels back in time to the present and steals a cobalt bomb to conquer a peaceful future world. Thor pursues him into the future and defeats Zarrko. Thor returns to the present with the bomb. Jay'sNotes:
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Doctor Blake is used as bait to uncover a communist plot to capture American scientists. Thor frees the captured scientists and teaches these 'reds' a lesson. Jay'sNotes:
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Loki learns of Thor's alter-ego and his dependency on his hammer and sneaks back to Earth to defeats the Thunder God. Loki begins a world-wide campaign of mischief. Blake tricks Loki and recovers the hammer. Thor defeats Loki and returns him to Asgard. Jay's Notes:
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Blake is forced at gunpoint to save the life of the mobster Thug Thatcher. Blake eventually transforms into Thor and defeats Thatcher and his underlings. Jay's Notes:
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The Xartan empire begins its invasion of Earth by replacing important city figures with their agents. Dr. Blake becomes suspicious and investigates. As Thor, he confronts the shpae-shifting Xartans and defeats their Warlord in personal combat, forcing them to withdraw from Earth. Jay's Notes:
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