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Here's the first John Peel Session the Au Pairs recorded on :

26/9/79

First transmission :

9/10/1979

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Au Pairs - Sex Without Stress (Live in Swedish TV, 1982)

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These Disco Dazzler covers are phenomenal! So fun!

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[slushieplanet]

Is this anything

Do you understand my vision

[rei-ismyname]

Storm with Mjolnir

Goddess of Thunder twice over, worthy AF

Thor summons Ororo right at the climax of the Genesis War. She demands he return her to Arakko, but this is a much bigger problem. Also, how TF does Al Ewing write Immortal Hulk, SWORD, Guardians of the Galaxy, Venom, X-Men Red, Resurrection of Magneto, and Immortal Thor either back to back or at the same time? He's a beast.

Cheeky 'Cyclops was right' poster in the background

It all started when Thor returned to Midgard and found it not to his liking. He smote some ORCHIS fascists and freed mutants until presented with an apocalyptic problem only he could solve. Toranos, a rival jerk of a Thunder God.

After temporarily banishing him at a high cost, Thor needed allies! First was Ororo.

Ororo doesn't like being summoned.

But there are forces that even a God must bow to. She zaps the shit out of Thor, though it kinda looks like he enjoys it.

Thor simply asks the lightning to stop then tries to explain himself.

Ororo turns up the heat while Ewing references his own work and gets metatextual with a little jab at powerscalers. Thor flings Mjolnir at/to Storm, leading to the first panel I posted. Thororo rides again!

Loki shows up and apologises for the events of Asgardian Wars in the 80s, then he gets metatextual too. He also portals in Beta Ray Bill.

Loki touches Mjolnir and Jane Foster arrives. The new Thor Corps is born! Very fucking cool.

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Immortal Thor #4 - "To Possess the Power of Thor" (2023)

written by Al Ewing art by Martin Coccolo & Matthew Wilson

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@thealmightyemprex

Vintage Fan castings that came to my mind today

Susan Sarandon as Mary Jane Watson

Yvone Elliman as Karen Page

Trina Parks as Storm

Tim Curry as Nightcrawler

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1979

This was the first single released by the Au Pairs, 45 years ago.

A : You

B1 : Domestic Departure

B2 : Kerb Crawler

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[sierradee]

I cast a hex, sending a Catherine Wheel of sparks towards the roof.

Garnet is one of my favourite characters ever. I love how genuinely funny and outgoing yet level-headed she is. And how strong and dangerous she is when she needs to be. I can't wait to see how she starts acting as a fresh deputy.

[heckcareoxytwit]

The Gathering of the All-New Thor Corps

Thor summons Storm, Loki, Beta Ray Bill and Jane Foster to form into the all-new Thor Corps so that they could fight Toranos entity.

Immortal Thor #4, 2023

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Incredible upcoming Immortal Thor cover by Alex Ross!

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Marvel art by Pablo Villalobos

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Thunderer Hammers

Mjolnir:

The original hammer, created by Sindri for Odin, given to Thor, then claimed by Jane Foster.

You know what this one looks like.

Enchantment Engraving: - "Whosoever holds this hammer, if they be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor."

You know what this one can do.

Worthiness is based on humility (without delusion or self-villification), compassion for all things (even your enemies), the Will to do good, and a passionate, revelrous warrior spirit driven by a burning sense of justice.

Stormbreaker:

Created by Eitri at the request of Thor for Beta Ray Bill so that he could continue to protect his people when Thor took Mjolnir back from him.

A round, flat, blunt striking surface on one side, a wedge-like sharp edge on the other, and a short spike at the top.

Enchantment Engraving: - "Any who act according to the will of their people, a protector in time of need, may wield the power of Thor."

Nearly identical powers to Mjolnir, with an additional translation enchantment that allows the wielder to speak and understand nearly any language fluently.

Worthiness is based on the cause that someone holds in their Heart as they wield it, and whether the people (cannot be the wielder) that the intent is meant to benefit would also see the honor and wisdom, or undeniable neccesity, in it being done.

Thunderstrike:

Created by Eitri at the request of Odin for Eric Masterson, then wielded temporarily by Steve Rogers until the Secret Empire incident, after which it was locked away and then stolen by Kevin Masterson.

A solid, blunt, rounded, irregular pentagonal prism shape, with a slightly longer handle that has a chain attached to the pommel.

Enchantment Engraving: - "The worlds still need heroes. Overcome vice and glory and you shall strike with the might of Thor."

Temporarily modified engraving during Secret Empire: - "The worlds still need rulers. Overcome all who oppose you and strike with the might of America."

Grants very little divine or magical power, no control over the weather, only small shocks of lightning. Primarily grants the godlike physical strength and durability to the wielder.

Worthiness is based on humility, freedom from personal shame or acts that Odin would consider shameful, and selfless motivation to protect or help others. (Temporarily modified to be based on being a goddamn fascist, but it's back to normal now.)

Stormcaster:

Created by Sindri at the request of Loki for Storm. She gave it to Thor after he became worthy of Mjolnir again so that Jane could keep Mjolnir. When Ragnarok comes, will be passed down to Thor's daughter Thrúd.

Similar to Mjolnir, except with a pointed wedge on one end instead of a flat striking surface.

Enchantment Engraving: - "For those who prove worthy of the trust and worship others bestow, wield the divine magic of Thor."

The opposite of Thunderstrike. Grants primarily divine and magic power, perhaps even moreso than Mjolnir itself, but only enough physical might to comfortably wield it (still superhuman).

Worthiness requires being worshipped, idolized, or otherwise upheld as a role model, unquestioned leader, or figure of faith by others, and is based on how well you live up to that vision people hold of you.

Lightbringer:

An alternate universe Thor's hammer who was killed by Doctor Doom during Battleworld. It was secretly found after the restoration of the multiverse by Storm and Dazzler, and has been locked away since.

Almost identical to Mjolnir except in a lighter color, and with more intricate decorative engravings which glow with lightning when it's used.

Enchantment Engraving: - "Whosoever is worthy, shine unyielding with the sound and fury of the god of thunder."

Only somewhat less physical might than Mjolnir, similar magic, but grants some sound manipulation, illusion, and light/shadow manipulation powers which the main universe's god of thunder has never had.

Worthiness is based on overwhelming, bottomless perseverence ("Never give up, never surrender"), even in the face of deeds that by all reason should be impossible, because what's Right is Right to fight for, forever, whether it's achievable or not.

Warcrusher:

Created by Sindri at the request of Heimdall and given to Red Norvell to remain in Asgard and attend to the local duties of a god of thunder so that Thor would be free to spend more time on earth.

A much longer-handled square warhammer.

Enchantment Engraving: - "For the good of Asgard, until the day it burns, a loyal god of thunder you shall become in service."

Nearly identical powers to Mjolnir, plus an additional connection to the branches of Yggdrasil that allows the creation of interdimensional portals independent of the Bifrost.

Worthiness is irrelevant. Upon volunteering to become the wielder of Warcrusher, Red Norvell was mystically bound to the lifelong service of the good of Asgard whether he likes it or not.