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The Mortal Thor #5 hits stores Wednesday. LOLtron examines Thor's identity crisis and the Sons of the Serpent's deadly hunt for Sigurd Jarlson.

And so the saga of Thor continues. We first met the mighty Asgardian in 2011, when he was arrogant, impulsive and full of hubris, only learning humility when marooned on earth and surrounded by puny humans. He ended that film a more measured and mature ...

Thor's new era just introduced its villain, and it's a shockingly familiar face. Or rather, name. In The Mortal Thor, the hero is living a powerless human existence on Earth under the identity Sigurd Jarlson; now, the series has revealed his antagonist is "Blake," as in Donald Blake, Thor's original human alter ego in Marvel lore.