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  2. Alternative versions of Thor (Marvel Comics) - Wikipedia

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    Rune King Thor [8] is a very strong version of Thor. In a desperate need of power, Thor makes the ultimate sacrifice of his life in the Mighty Thor #80–85. He hangs himself from the tree of Yggdrasil to get his hands on rune magic, and dies. After dying, Thor ends up in Helheim and sees Hela, who tries to attack him.

  3. Avengers Assemble (event) - Wikipedia

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    Avengers Prime recounts his backstory where in his universe, Thor died due to Mjolnir being sentient and flying Thor to the sun. Loki overthrew Odin as the All Father, but grew bored of his power. Avengers Prime traveled to different universes where he observed that the Avengers will defeat Loki everytime.

  4. Publication history of Marvel Comics crossover events

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    Marvel/Rune (1995–1996) Rune/Silver Surfer (1995): Rune's journey to the Marvel Universe in search of the Infinity Stones. Conan vs. Rune (1995): Conan the Barbarian against the Dark God Rune. Rune vs. Venom (1996): Eddie Brock against Rune. Godwheel (1995): The ultra-heroes and villains are transported to the Godwheel by the God Argus.

  5. Ultraverse - Wikipedia

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    Rune: 0–9 1994 1995 It had a special, Giant Size Rune. Rune vol. 2 ∞, 1–7 1995 1996 Rune: Hearts of Darkness: 1–3 1996 1996 Mini-series Rune/Silver Surfer: 1 1995 One-shot crossover that told the journey of Rune to the Marvel Universe and his obtaining of the Infinity Gems from the Infinity Watch. Rune vs Venom: 1 1996 One-shot Siren ...

  6. Superboy-Prime - Wikipedia

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    Superboy-Prime (Clark Kent, born Kal-El), also known as Superman-Prime or simply Prime, is a DC Comics superhero turned supervillain and an alternate version of Superman.The character first appeared in DC Comics Presents #87 (November 1985) [1] and was created by Elliot S. Maggin and Curt Swan (based upon the original Superboy character by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster).

  7. DC One Million - Wikipedia

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    Advanced terraforming processes have made all the Solar System's planets habitable, with the ones most distant from the Sun being warmed by Solaris, a "star computer" which was once a villain, but was reprogrammed by one of Superman's descendants. Superman-Prime announces that he will soon return to humanity and, to celebrate, Justice Legion ...

  8. Ultraforce - Wikipedia

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    The Ultraforce is a fictional superhero group that appears in American comic books published by Malibu, and later Marvel.The purpose of the group was to protect the public and keep other "Ultras" (superheroes) from becoming unruly.

  9. Thor (Ultimate Marvel) - Wikipedia

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    Ultimate Comics: Thor reveals Thor's personal history from Asgard and prior to the events of The Ultimates. Eons ago, Thor resided in Asgard along with his brothers Balder and Loki, and under the rule of King Odin. Odin foresees that Asgard will soon fall and chooses Thor to champion the ways of Asgard after that event.