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Journey into Mystery #95

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• The Demon Duplicators! - Dr. Blake's friend, Dr. Zaxton creates an evil Thor duplicate!
• Time Machine - obsessed with time, a man builds a time machine.
• The Tomb of Tut-Amm-Tut! - some people wait a long time to get revenge
• Save Me From the Lizard Men! - In the spring of 1996, a space traveler makes an emergency stop on a the wrong planet!

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Journey into Mystery #95 - The Demon Duplicators! by gc8 on May 30, 2011

Mostly I find this Journey Into Mystery run of Thor stories to be annoying. Take this one - Dr. Zaxton, a colleague of Dr. Blake's (can't imagine he'll end up being a villain with a name like Zaxton) creates a duplicator ray. He duplicates Thor. The evil twin threatens Thor, but ultimately that evil Thor turns out to be a paper Tiger, because he doesn't have the power of Thor (this after we've been seeing him use the powers of Thor for several pages). Then there's the matter of all the duplicat...

More Narrative Crutches Than An Orthopaedic's Office 0

Journey into Mystery #95 - The Demon Duplicators! by mattdragn on June 02, 2015

So Journey Into Mystery is on a two comic one star streak. Will this one improve upon it’s terrible predecessors or will it follow them into the one star wasteland? Read on to find out as Thor battles his most dangerous foe of all, himself.There’s a lot wrong with this issue. Firstly the first page spoils who the creator of the duplicate Thor is, taking any sense of narrative twist out of the story. Then there are numerous examples of the overpowered inventions of the week, which wou...

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Journey into Mystery #95 - The Demon Duplicators! by otoboke on August 24, 2011

As if the cover depicting Thor against his latest threat, "a far more powerfulyourself" isn't enough amongst the splash page showing that this duplicate Thor is not to be taken lightly because he has two hammers, the following twelve pages do nothing to lift the now flailing wildly without direction series Journey into Mystery into some form of pedigree akin to either the Spider-Man or Fantastic 4 stories. Whether it's Thor's powers being used to water crops, or Dr. Blake somehow making an invin...

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[no title indexed] (table of contents), thor / cover / 1 page (report information).

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Mike marvel scientific isometric dynaflex system / advertisement / 1 page (report information), the demon duplicators (table of contents: 2), thor / comic story / 13 pages (report information).

Time Machine (Table of Contents: 3)

Text story / 2 pages (report information), indexer notes.

Text story with illustration. Narrated in the first person. Story title is from The Mighty Thor Comics Index #5 by George Olshevsky. The first page of this story is printed between pages 5 and 6 of the Thor story, while the second page is printed between the two back-up comic stories.

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Job number from Tom Lammers and Ger Apeldoorn via the Atlas/Timely discussion group.

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Narrated in the first person. Job number from Tom Lammers and Ger Apeldoorn via the Atlas/Timely discussion group.

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Journey into mystery #95: the demon duplicator’s.

for today’s comic book review i read Thor’s story from  Journey Into Mystery #95  it is titled  “The Mighty Thor Faces The Menace Of.. The Demon duplicator’s!” , in this tale, Thor faces a duplicate of himself, who has two hammer’s and is thus twice as powerful.

But the real question would be, is twice the number of Thor’s twice as good? or is two, one too many. and an interesting question indeed.

Review of the comic book’s Story

Sometimes a story rubs you wrong at the beginning, and never recovers, for me this is one of those stories.  Early on, Thor is helping demonstrate with the aid of another scientist an invention of Dr. Don Blake.

I have not  minded the medical breakthrough’s of the MD, but this invention is just  too far of a stretch for me to accept.  Beyond that, I found the characters to be weak in this issue;  it is also way to similar to last months  Journey Into Mystery .

Review of the comic book’s Artwork

Where the  story was majorly lacking, I feel Joe Sinnott did a passable job with the artwork. making the bad story at least look OK. This however does not at all make up for the lack of a good story, and in fact,  i feel the story does even hurt the artwork in some panel’s

Characters & Development

Gods of asgard.

The one aspect of this story that showed promise, was the peaceful visit to Asgard  where Thor is there to use his powers to help his fellow god’s. this shows us how the god’s of Asgard depend upon each other in the marvel universe.  I look forward to seeing more of them in the issues to come

Thor’s Alter Ego Don Blake

I already said this, but I will close the review by repeating it. I feel they need to let don Blake stick to medical science, as this was a major stretch for me, it would have been a stretch even for Mr. Fantastic, but impossible for Dr. Blake.

Comic Book Review Summery

I think you can tell if you read the whole review up to this point, that this comic book is worth tossing into the skip pile,  there was few merits to the issue, and i suspect few lasting consequences.

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Appearing in "Defying the Magic of... Mad Merlin!"

Featured Characters:

• ⏴   Thor   ⏵ (Main story and flashback)
• Dr. Donald Blake

Supporting Characters:

• ⏴   Jane Foster   ⏵
• ⏴   Loki   ⏵

Antagonists:

• ⏴   Mad Merlin   ⏵ (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)

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• ⏴   President John F Kennedy
• Caroline Kennedy (First appearance)
• King Arthur (Only in flashback)
• Metropolitan Police Department
• F.B.I. (Mentioned)
• Odin (Invoked)

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• Humans (Main story and flashback)
• Asgardians (Main story and flashback)
• East River (Only in flashback)
• East Side Bus Terminal (First appearance) (Only in flashback)
• Donald Blake's Medical Practice
• New York Museum
• Cape D'Or missile base (First appearance)
• Washington Monument
• Lincoln Memorial (First appearance)
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• Camelot (Only in flashback)
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Synopsis for "Defying the Magic of... Mad Merlin!"

Thor overhears a shore crew state that they are unloading the sarcophagus of the legendary Merlin. He wonders what it would be like if Merlin were alive today. Then entering his office window, Thor returns to his identity of Dr. Don Blake. He emerges from his office to be scolded by his nurse Jane Foster because he has been ignoring his patients for over an hour. He could not tell her he was busy saving a bus load of people who fell off a bridge into the river.

At the museum, Merlin's sarcophagus is opened to reveal his body still in perfect condition. As soon as the workers leave, Merlin awakens and recalls how he used to use his mutant powers of telepathy, levitation and teleportation to fake magic. Reading a newspaper he learns of a missile test at Cape D'or and uses his powers to send the missile off course.

Alerted by a radio broadcast, Thor arrives and corrects the missile's course. He then goes to Asgard to see if the imprisoned Loki is behind the mishap. Loki reveals that Merlin is the one responsible. Thor heads to the museum to check out Loki's claim.

But Merlin has teleported himself to Washington DC, where he enters the White House to try to take the country from President Kennedy. Thor arrives, and a battle follows with Merlin using the Washington Monument as a super-lance and animating the statue from the Lincoln Memorial.

Their powers evenly matched, Thor decides to take a gamble. He strikes his hammer, returning to the form of Blake. He then convinces Merlin that he is a shape shifter and able to became thousands of more powerful forms. He orders Merlin to return to his sarcophagus for another 1000 years.

Later, in the operating room, Jane comments that when it comes to the operating table, Dr Blake is a magician.

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This story has basically the same plot as "The Last Man on Earth" in Amazing Adult Fantasy Vol 1 7 just swapping a time machine for a bomb shelter as the 'mechanism of isolation'. The protagonist thinks to himself that he can simply reset the time machine to a period before humanity left Earth, but then realizes in the post-industrial ruins there is no electricity, and so he sets out to build an electrical generator in the years he has left to him.

• Sequence 1 Defying the Magic of... Mad Merlin! plot by Lee, script by Bernstein (credited as R. Berns).
• Despite his claims in the issue, the "Merlin" featured here is later revealed not to be the legendary wizard who served in Arthur's court. He is instead a mutated human who later reappears under the name Maha Yogi . He possesses a fragment of the Bloodgem , which grants the wearer immortality. The real Merlin first appeared in Young Allies #11 .
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