Marvel Comics' IMMORTAL THOR To End This Summer...With The God Of Thunder's Demise?

This July, Al Ewing's Immortal Thor run reaches a startling conclusion, setting the stage for the writer's bold new take on the God of Thunder, launching later this year. You can find more details here...

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By JoshWilding - Apr 11, 2025 04:04 AM EST

Filed Under: Marvel Comics

"Even an immortal can die..."

Next month, Immortal Thor #23 by writer Al Ewing and artist Jan Bazaldua marks the beginning of Thor Odinson's last stand. A saga that's been building since Ewing started his acclaimed run on the series, this new arc finds Thor alone against the fury of the malevolent Gods of Utgard.

The omens can no longer be denied. The prophecy can no longer be delayed. The hour has come for the God of Thunder's demise!

The story concludes in Immortal Thor #25, on sale in July, featuring Justin Greenwood's art in his Marvel Comics debut. However, death means very little in the world of comic books, and the Marvel Comics press release confirms that we should "stay tuned on the months ahead" to learn about the next chapter of Ewing's run.

After all, as one legend ends, a new one begins!

Today, you can check out the main cover for Immortal Thor #25 by Alex Ross, along with the "Death of Immortal Thor" Connecting Variant Cover by original Immortal Thor artist Martín Cóccolo. Here's the official description for the storyline:

THE STORY ENDS... At the end of his tale, Thor strode into Vidblainn, third land of the dead, whence nothing could return. And there, beyond all battles, beyond all cares, he stood and fought for justice one last time - against the great Serpent who wore his own face and held his own hammer. This was the story of the IMMORTAL THOR...and the deciding of his fate.

Regarding the live-action Thor, Chris Hemsworth will reprise the role in Avengers: Doomsday next year. Beyond that, we don't know what the future holds in store for the character, though another solo outing does seem likely even after Thor: Love and Thunder underwhelmed.

Check out the covers below and stay tuned for more on the Immortal Thor's future as we have it.

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IMMORTAL THOR #23
Written by AL EWING
Art by JAN BAZALDUA
Cover by ALEX ROSS
Death of the Immortal Thor Connecting Variant Cover by MARTÍN CÓCCOLO
On Sale 5/14

IMMORTAL THOR #24
Written by AL EWING
Art by JAN BAZALDUA
Cover by ALEX ROSS
Death of the Immortal Thor Connecting Variant Cover by MARTÍN CÓCCOLO
On Sale 6/4

IMMORTAL THOR #25
Written by AL EWING
Art by JUSTIN GREENWOOD & JAN BAZALDUA
Cover by ALEX ROSS
Death of the Immortal Thor Connecting Variant Cover by MARTÍN CÓCCOLO
On Sale 7/2

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19 Comments

Gambito - 4/11/2025, 4:47 AM

Whatever man just here for the Ross covers

Floke - 4/11/2025, 4:53 AM

"Even an immortal can die..."

Ehm... no? That is litteraly the one thing an immortal cannot do.

"Immortal.
adjective:
living forever; never dying or decaying."

That's like saying, "even a circle has its end" or "even a sphear has its edge"

ObserverIO - 4/11/2025, 4:55 AM

@Floke -

Neo3 - 4/11/2025, 11:40 AM

@Floke - Immortals can still die.

Floke - 4/11/2025, 12:26 PM

@Neo3 - Not untill they stop being an immortal. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Neo3 - 4/12/2025, 5:03 AM

@Floke - No they can always die.

Floke - 4/12/2025, 8:20 AM

@Neo3 - If they can die, they are not an immortal. What is so hard to understand about that? The word immortal literally means "a person that lives forever and can't die"?

The fact that Marvel are being retarded and try to make a cool slogan or whatever that is, doesnt change the meaning of the word. It makes zero sense.
It is like saying "even infinity will end".

ObserverIO - 4/11/2025, 4:54 AM

Even someone who cannot die can die.

SpiderParker14 - 4/11/2025, 6:59 AM

It’s pointless to kill off Thor, especially they’ll just bring him back in time for Avengers: Doomsday. Also, they already killed off Thor back in the 2000s before they brought him back.

Rokhorn - 4/11/2025, 7:22 AM

@SpiderParker14 - just came here ti say that. They "killed" Thor off at the end of Fear Itself amd 10 other times. The "death of blank" are so boring when you know it's just a marvel cash grab and he'll be back when sales dip.

Demigods - 4/11/2025, 7:35 AM

This is the shit that made me stop reading comics. Instead of trying to tell a compelling story, they just rely solely on shitty gimmicks. so [frick]ing stupid. Stop with the “death of” arcs that we KNOW have literally zero [frick]ing meaning.

I know Geoff Johns gets shit on for a lot, but at least his stories were meant to explore different aspects of the character while providing a fresh perspective without all this stupid gimmicky bull shit.

dragon316 - 4/11/2025, 8:12 AM

@Demigods - can’t tell much story goood vs bad all time goood vs good , good vs bad how many books can you that with same story same main character

Demigods - 4/11/2025, 8:52 AM

@dragon316 - If it’s done well, for millennia... as has been the case... for millennia. You can tell a compelling story if you’re a good storyteller. Relying on shitty gimmicks like this is a shitty storytelling for nothing more than shock value. It’s the “Hostel” of storytelling. Let me shock you with something I think is different instead of telling a compelling story. Weak ass bull shit.

Batmangina - 4/11/2025, 7:44 AM

I [frick]ing LOVED Immortal HULK. One of the few recent ideas (Superior Spider-Man being another) that actually FELT ORIGINAL.

Apparently, IMMORTAL is the new OLD MAN (FILL IN THE BLANK) flavor du jour. Thanks, accounting department.

I'm sure I've read a few of this THOR run but I don't remember shit. I will revisit.

dragon316 - 4/11/2025, 8:11 AM

Death in comics was great characters die stay dead now death in comics is pointless they be back eventually, hulk, banner, dr strange , Bruce Wayne Superman captain atom , darkseid , apocalypse thanos ( and person who has died most in marvel comic history to my knowledge Phoenix jean grey how many times she died came back to many for me care?) I know there s more

Radders - 4/11/2025, 9:00 AM

@dragon316 - The OG Captain Marvel is the only one I know that stayed dead

supermanrex - 4/11/2025, 9:47 AM

it all comes down to the execs in charge of the accounting talking to the boardroom who push down the mandate for meeting fiscal goals by a certain period which trickles down to the divisions i.e. comics publishing to do something to boost sales and good story telling is not enough to them. they go for the old playbook, deaths, resurrections, cancellations and new number 1s. Depowering a hero, they quit and a mystery person takes the mantle before the big reveal somewhere in the first year for the sales boost. the events which i love events with shocking status quo change that last less than a year now. i love comics but yeah. i rather have a real good solid thor storyline than ending the book to just reboot with a new 1 and a mystery person as thor again. you want sales boost Marvel?? then do a solid story with thor and pay Alex Ross his fee to do an entire run interior work on thor. boom instant sales boost without gimmick.

RitoRevolto - 4/11/2025, 11:01 AM

And then he's resurrected in what, 2 weeks? A month? That cover is hard af though.

hainesy - 4/12/2025, 12:10 PM

They kill Thor all the time. This is nothing new. There will be a "Who will wield Mjolnir" arc, followed by a new Thor debut (probably a trans person of color), followed by a Return of Thor arc. Wash, rinse, repeat. Pass.

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