An awesome Gil Kane cover here on Thor #210!
Kane again doing the cover duties on #220!
If I'm not mistaken, that's John Buscema on the cover (probably interiors, too) of #230!
Thor #240, another Kane cover! Hmm, was this about the time Roy Thomas was writing the book? He did some great stuff with Buscema.
Thor #250 features a great Kirby cover, but sadly all he was doing was the cover art...
Thor #260, probably Buscema again! You've likely noticed that the logo has remained completely unchanged, somewhat of a rarity for Bronze Age Marvel (I think Incredible Hulk and Amazing Spider-Man were the only other books that began in the Bronze Age that didn't see a logo change in the 70s).
Thor #270!
Thor #280, I think that's a George Perez cover. Didn't Mike Sekowsky do an issue or two of a Marvel title that featured Hyperion? Or am I thinking of Wayne Boring. Probably Boring.
Thor #290, and you know the Thunder God's book is in trouble when he's battling Mexican wrestlers!
And Thor #300 wraps this title up! Of course, Thor would return to glory days again when Walt Simonson showed up to write and draw the title!
Next time: X-Men!
Take another look at the #330 cover. Under the snake is a Buckler/Sinnott signature, although my first thought was also Buscema.
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