Thor vol. 5 #1–16 (with Mike del Mundo, Christian Ward (#5–6), Tony Moore (#7), Lee Garbett (#11) and Scott Hepburn (#14), 2018–2019)

With the Marvel Legacy publishing initiative, Thor was given new numbering. This legacy numbering starts with issue #700. Collects Thor (1998) #36-85 & Annual 2001, Iron Man (1998) #64, Avengers (1998) #63, and material from Marvel Double-Shot (2003) #1. Original Sin: See Marvel Universe Events: Original Sin . Thor make several key appearances in this event, and is arguably the hero who experiences the most ongoing consequences from it. Keily, Karl (April 8, 2011). "WC11: Aaron Gets Scalped". Comic Book Resources. Archived from the original on November 4, 2011.

Collects Thor: God of Thunder (2012) #19-25, Thor (2014) #1-8, Thor Annual (2015) #1, Thors (2015) #1-4. Secret Wars – Thor appeared prominently in this Marvel event, which occurs in the midst of issue #341. See Marvel Universe Events: Secret Wars Of all of the founding Marvel heroes, Thor was the one who felt most like a DC hero like Wonder Woman or Superman – an all-powerful, iconic, godlike figure finding his way through a superheroic life in human society. Aaron, Jason (January 18, 2008). "I'm now Marvel exclusive". BlogSpot. Archived from the original on November 10, 2013. Thor: God of Thunder (with Esad Ribić, Butch Guice (#6), Nic Klein (#12), Ron Garney, Das Pastoras (#18), Agustín Alessio (#24) and R. M. Guéra + Simon Bisley (#25), 2012–2014) collected as:

Barnhardt, Adam (July 21, 2019). "Jason Aaron is 'Thunderously Excited' over Thor: Love and Thunder Adapting His Comics". ComicBook.com. A trail of blood threatens to consume Thor’s past, present and future! Throughout the ages, gods have been vanishing, their mortal worshippers left in chaos. The only hope for these ravaged worlds is for Thor to unravel the gruesome mystery of the God Butcher! Also, I’m putting together the entirety of Jason Aaron’s work on Thor. The Jane Foster story is part of that run, but it doesn’t happen immediately. In fact, we’re 12 issues deep before we even see Jane in this run at all. But if you want to get all of the context and have a complete reading experience, I’m going to help you do that.Donny Cates begins a new era of Thor with Odinson as the ruler of Asgard, dealing with dark threats from both inside his kingdom and from the depths of space. [Marvel Unlimited: Main Series, Annual, Jane Foster] Collects (1966) #242-259 & Annual 5, Marvel Spotlight (1971) #30 [a Warriors Three feature), and material from Marvel Treasury Edition (1974) #10 ONCE UPON A TIME AT THE END OF THE WORLD Series Announcement". BOOM! Studios. August 15, 2022 . Retrieved November 26, 2022. Collects Avengers #69-71 & 267-269, as well as The Incredible Hulk (1968) #135 and Thor (1966) #140

Thor By Jason Aaron The Complete Collection Volume 2 (Thor: God of Thunder #19-25, Thor (2014) #1-8, Thor Annual #1 and Thors #1-4) Also collects the 8-issue fourth volume of the Thor ongoing series (written by Aaron, art by Russell Dauterman and Jorge Molina (#5), 2014–2015) Collects Thor: Ages of Thunder (2008) #1, Reign of Blood (2008) #1, & Man of War (2008) #1, Secret Invasion: Thor (2008) #1-3, Thor God-Size Special (2008) #1, Free Comic Book Day 2010 (Iron Man/Thor), Thor (2007) #615-621 & #620.1, Mighty Thor (2011) #1-22, #12.1, & Annual #1, Fear Itself (2011) #1-7 & 7.2 (Thor), and Journey Into Mystery (2011) #642-644. Before looking at the details, there’s the first half of Jason Aaron’s Thor run collected in an omnibus edition:Siege: See Marvel Universe Events: Siege for the main limited series and collection info for Thor’s appearances in Avengers: The Initiative. This was a Asgard-centric event. Collects Marvel Spotlight (1971) #3-4; Werewolf By Night (1972) #1, 3, & 15; Tomb Of Dracula (1972) #18-19; Marvel Chillers #1-2; Avengers (1963) #185-187; Doctor Strange (1974) #59-62, 67, & 81; Thor (1966) #332-333; and material from Dracula Lives #6; Amazing Spider-Man Annual 22; Uncanny X-Men Annual 12; and Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #9-13 & 15 Wolverine vol. 4 (with Renato Guedes, Jefte Palo (#5.1), Daniel Acuña (#6–9), Goran Sudžuka (#15–16), Ron Garney (#17–19) and Steven Sanders + Billy Tan (#300–304), 2010–2012) collected as: These issues also continued the saga of King Thor in the far future and his attempts to keep his recently resurrected Midgard going. In mags #5- 6, All-Father Thor reunited with his old friend Wolverine, who had bonded with the Phoenix, and tussled with Doom, now the Iron Fist, Sorcerer Supreme, and the Starbrand. Logan's sacrifice gave Thor enough power to fight and eventually defeat Doom inside the very Earth they fought over! Meanwhile, Loki proved so terrible and cunning that he managed to convince Ego the Necroplanet to give over the Necrosword powers. AVENGERS: THE FINAL HOST Heroes Reborn #1–7 (with Ed McGuinness, Dale Keown + Carlos Magno (#2), Federico Vicentini (#3), James Stokoe (#4), R. M. Guera (#5), Erica D'Urso (#6) and Aaron Kuder (#7), 2021)

Aaron began working on the classic version of the character in 2012 with THOR: GOD OF THUNDER, but then went on to shepherd the lightning lord through a series of ongoings, travels through time, an identity crisis, a new person wielding the hammer, and even a war across all ten realms! Also collects the 5-issue spin-off limited series The Unworthy Thor (written by Aaron, art by Olivier Coipel and various artists, 2017) Also collects the Star Wars: The Screaming Citadel one-shot (co-written by Aaron and Kieron Gillen, art by Marco Checchetto, 2017) This is one of Thor’s last appearances prior to Siege. This digital comic was previously collected in the single issue Wolverine: Wendigo! The vs. The Marvel Universe collection includes Captain America Annual 8, Daredevil (1964) #249, Spider-man vs. Wolverine, Incredible Hulk (1968) #340, Wolverine (1988) #134, Wolverine vs. Thor #1-3, Marvel Universe vs. Wolverine #1-4, material from Marvel Comics Presents (1988) #117-122

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Collects Original Sin: Thor & Loki: The Tenth Realm #1-5. This miniseries takes place after the opening of Original Sin, and it’s better to read it before the conclusion. Not collected by storyline. #370 was a fill-in issue set on an alternate Earth, out of regular continuity. Collects a number of Asgardian adventures through the realms from Thor (1966) #157, 159, 233-234, & 347-349, Thor (2007) #12, Thor: The Trial of Thor, Mighty Thor (2015) #12, Original Sin (2014) #5.1, and material from Journey Into Mystery (1952) #97 & Thor (1966) #400.