Appearing in "Behold... The Living Planet!"
Thor #133
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Recorder 211
- Jane Foster
- Sir Porga
- Count Tagar (First appearance)
- Tana Nile
Antagonists:
- Ego, the Living Planet
- Ego's Anti-bodies (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Odin (Mentioned)
- NYPD
- Rigellians
- Rigellian Grand Commissioner (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
- Asgardians
- Rigellian Recorders
- Genius Loci (First appearance)
- Horses (Illusion or holographic simulation)
- Humans
- New Men
- Rigellians
Locations:
- Earthspace
- Black Galaxy
- Milky Way
- Sol
- Earth
- Europe
- Village (Unnamed)
- North America
- Europe
- Earth
- Rigel (Mentioned)
- Sol
- Asgard (Mentioned)
- City of Asgard (Mentioned)
Items:
Synopsis for "Behold... The Living Planet!"
Thor #133
Continued from last issue.....
Thor and the Rigellian Recorder have traveled into the "Bio-Verse" where they meet Ego the Living Planet. Wanting to have a dialogue with with the two visitors, Ego changes his environment to one that the two visitors find familiar, and creating a Asgardian themed Avatar to show them around, as well as give them a show of his vast powers.
While on Earth, Jane Foster and Porga have arrived in a European town where they dine and talk about whom Porga is seeking. Porga decides to wait until his colleague Count Tagar arrives to tell her anymore. When Tagar arrives, he is at first uninterested in the woman's presence however changes his mind upon hearing that Jane is a nurse and finds her medical skill a potential use to them. Tagar then explains to Jane that they are seeking out a man known as the High Evolutionary.
While back on Ego the living planet, Ego explains to Thor that he intends to beat Thor in combat, rationalizing if he can defeat the Thunder God, then nothing can stop him from taking over the world. Dissolving his avatar, Ego forms an army of antibodies to battle Thor and the Recorder. Forced with fighting these mindless drones and deal with Ego constantly shifting the planets shape. Fighting off the anti-bodies, Thor and the Recorder are then sucked into the arterized tunnels of Ego's being.
Meanwhile, on Earth, Tana Nile has arrived at a local police station demanding that the Chief of police surrender the world over to her. The officer doesn't believe her colonization stake on the planet and so to prove it to him she commands the Command Planet and orders them to increase the speed of the Space Lock on the Earth, a request which is denied by the ruling Rigellians who also provide no answer behind their actions. While back on Ego, Thor recovers the Recorder and then creates a thunderstorm on Ego that causes him significant damage. Ego then considers the contest won and Thor the victor and allows the Thunder God and the Recorder safe passage out the Black Galaxy, telling Thor that any means of entry into his Bio-Verse will be barred in the future. Thor then speeds back to Rigellian space in order to free the Earth
This story is continued next issue...
Appearing in "Gather, Warriors!"
Journey Into Mystery #119
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Balder
- Warriors Three (First appearance)
- Hogun the Grim (First appearance)
- Fandral the Dashing (First appearance)
- Volstagg the Enormous (First appearance)
- Odin
Antagonists:
- Loki
- Kroda the Duelist (First appearance)
- Magrat the Schemer (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Odin's Advisors
Races and Species:
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
Events:
- Ragnarok (Mentioned)
Synopsis for "Gather, Warriors!"
Journey Into Mystery #119
Ahhh, Blustering Volstagg! Methinks You Mostly Wish A Brief Vacation From Your Wife And Fifteen Offspring! 
- —Thor
Continued from last issue...
With all the preparations met, Thor and Loki begin to sail on their quest to learn and stop whatever is causing the Oversword to crack. Among the crew are Balder, as well as the "Warriors Three": The grim warrior Hogun, the dashing Fandral, and the voluminous Volstagg.
Volstagg's braggart nature causes the other ships crew members to attack him, leaving Thor to come to the rescue of the fat ones aid. After the fight is broken up, the obviously outmatched and cowardly Volstagg compensates for his poor fighting skills by bragging about his apparent battle prowess.
Back in Asgard things are much grimmer, as Odin calls forth his most trusted advisors to show them a message that has appeared on the Royal Wall. Removing a curtain, Odin reveals the message which reads "Ragnarok is Coming" and tells all present to begin praying, otherwise Asgard is doomed.
This story is continued next issue...