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Journey Into Mystery (2011 series) #636

on-sale: Apr 11, 2012
Kieron Gillen | Richard Elson

Journey Into Mystery (2011 series) #636 cover

Story Name:

The Terrorism Myth, Conclusion


Synopsis

Journey Into Mystery (2011 series) #636 synopsis by Peter Silvestro
Rating: 4.5 stars
Using the accumulated fear residue which Loki gave him (last issue), Nightmare forges a crown which will grant him absolute power over people’s minds. As Daimon Hellstrom frees the last of the sleepers, Loki proceeds with his plan: he informs the other Fear Lords as to what Nightmare has done. The Fear Lords, coveting the crown for themselves, arrive and try to wrest it from Nightmare; as each wants the prize alone, they are now trapped in an eternal stalemate over the artifact. Problem solved! A dubious Hellstrom takes his leave and Loki reports to the equally dubious All-Mother. They remind Loki of the incident at the malt shop in issue #632. He returns with Leah and has her apologize to the bully; she then makes restitution (she thinks) by hurling herself through the shop window. Everyone is confused—Loki most of all.
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Characters
Good (or All)
LOKI
SOSATAN
Plus: All-Mother (Freyja, Gaia, Idunn), Leah of Hel.

Enemies
NIGHTMARE
Plus: Fear Lords.

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Main/1st Story Full Credits

Richard Elson
Richard Elson
Ifansyah Noor
Stephanie Hans (Cover Penciler)
Stephanie Hans (Cover Inker)
Stephanie Hans (Cover Colorist)




Review / Commentaries


Journey Into Mystery (2011 series) #636 Review by (September 16, 2013)
Review: Loki had a plan. Loki always has a plan. And I am happy that Kieron Gillen is privy to the inner mind of the God of Mischief and can present us with such a delightful display of those outrageous plans. Plus, the epic battle among the Fear Lords—depicted as a literal board game (complete with rules)—was a masterstroke. PS, Why was this story called “The Terrorism Myth?” Did I miss something?

Comments: “Shattered Heroes.”




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