This is a really great story about forgiveness, redemption and loss. It is, as expected, set against the scale of deific proportions.However, a human perspective is achieved through the doctor that is Thor's human identity. Thors relationship with Odin is put in perspective, Odin is shown heroically for the first time in a while - defending Asgard by suffering eternally himself. The doctor's relationship with his former girlfriend is set in a similar light - reconcilliation compared against old wounds. Finally, we see where Sif is and, as you'd expect, Loki is the culprit. Its a pretty nasty situation, really.
The art is stunning, amazing and beautiful. Djurjevic really captured the size, the feeling and the epic nature of the gods. My only complaint would be for him to make the normal people more normal by comparison, but this is a quibble. It is clean, clear and easy to read.
Story: 4 - Very Good
Art: 5 - Excellent
