Marvel Gives Frog Thor a Major Status Quo Change

Thor promotes Throg, aka. Frog Thor, to Asgard’s Master of Spies in Thor #18, written by Donny Cates and drawn by guest artist Pasqual Ferry.

Throg, aka. Frog Thor, is getting a major promotion in Thor #18.

Written by Donny Cates and drawn by guest artist Pasqual Ferry, Throg has been named Asgard’s newest Master of Spies following the conclusion to “Revelations” in Thor #17. With the electrifying main cover by Olivier Coipel and unreleased special variant covers by Nic Klein and Joe Jusko, Thor #18 will be available for purchase Oct. 20, 2021.

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THOR #18

• DONNY CATES (W) • Pasqual Ferry (A)
• Cover by OLIVIER COIPEL
• VARIANT COVER BY NIC KLEIN
• MARVEL MASTERPIECES VARIANT COVER BY JOE JUSKO
• MEET ASGARD’S NEW MASTER OF SPIES – THROG!
• After the events of “Revelations,” Thor has a top-secret mission that only one trusted ally can carry out: Throg, the Frog of Thunder! Guest artist Pasqual Ferry makes a return trip to Asgard for this unique tale of otherworldly espionage, one that will have a profound impact on the future of the Marvel Universe!
• 32 PGS./Rated T+ …$3.99

Throg will finally get the recognition he deserves in this new role following the conclusion of the “Revelations” story arc in Thor #17, which sees Mjolnir go missing as Thor finally ascends as King of Asgard. Frog Thor, wielder of Frogjolnir, first debuted in the 1986 comic Thor #364. While his original name was Puddlegup with an alter ego named Simon Walterson, the character officially became Throg in 2017.

The Frog of Thunder previously appeared in Thor #11 through #15, and will be seen again in Oct. 2021 for Thor #18.

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Source: Marvel Comics

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