Mighty Thor
When the lame doctor, Don Blake, found a old walking stick and accidently struck it, something extraordinary happened. Don Blake changed into what turned out to be his true form, Thor, the Norse God of Thunder and Lightning and the stick became his mighty hammer, Mjolnir. This series follows his adventures as he battles against the enemies of Migard (Earth) from threats like his evil half brother, Loki.
- 1966-1966
- 1 season
- Genesis Entertainment
- Animation, Action & Adventure, Fantasy, Science Fiction
- TV-Y7-FV
When the lame doctor, Don Blake, found a old walking stick and accidently struck it, something extraordinary happened. Don Blake changed into what turned out to be his true form, Thor, the Norse God of Thunder and Lightning and the stick became his mighty hammer, Mjolnir. This series follows his adventures as he battles against the enemies of Migard (Earth) from threats like his evil half brother, Loki.
Season 1 Episode Guide
13 Episodes 1966
Episode 1
Trapped by Loki/The Vengeance of Loki/The Defeat of Loki
Sun, Oct 9, 1966
After years of imprisonment in Asgard, Loki escapes to Earth to gain his revenge on his half-brother, Thor. Once there, Loki learns that Thor lives among humans as one of them, Dr. Donald Blake.
Episode 2
Chained Evil/Sandu, Master of the Supernatural/Enchanted Hammer
Sun, Oct 9, 1966
Loki enhances the mental powers of Sandu, a carnival mystic. Sandu then uses his supernatural powers of levitation to battle Thor and to trap him beneath an entire building.
Episode 3
The Enchantress and the Executioner/Giants Walk the Earth/Battle of the Gods
Sun, Oct 9, 1966
Hoping to break up the love between Thor and Jane Foster, Odin heeds advice from Loki. Loki uses this opportunity to pit the Enchantress, the Executioner, and two powerful giants against Thor.
Episode 4
At the Mercy of Loki/Trial of the Gods/Return to Earth
Sun, Oct 9, 1966
Loki brings Jane Foster to Asgard and tries to convince Odin that it was Thor who brought her there. In order to prove which of his sons is lying, Odin sends both to Skornheim, where they must endure its deadly dangers.
Episode 5
The Absorbing Man/In My Hands, This Hammer/Vengeance of the Thunder God
Sun, Oct 9, 1966
Escaped convict Crusher Creel is given power by Loki to absorb the properties of anything that he touches. As the Absorbing Man, Creel uses his fantastic strength to battle Thor.
Episode 6
Terror of the Tomb/To Kill a Thunder God/The Day of the Destroyer
Sun, Oct 9, 1966
Loki lures a hunter into The Temple of Darkness, a hidden tomb where the hunter's spirit enters the body of the Indestructible Destroyer, an enchanted suit of armor forged by Odin.
Episode 7
The Grey Gargoyle/The Wrath of Odin/Triumph in Stone
Sun, Oct 9, 1966
Scientist Paul Duval gains the power to turn himself (and whoever he touches) into living stone. As the Grey Gargoyle, he attacks Thor hoping to steal Thor's magic hammer, which he believes will help him gain immortality.
Episode 8
The Mysterious Mister Hyde/Revenge of Mr. Hyde/Thor's Showdown with Mr. Hyde
Sun, Oct 9, 1966
Calvin Zabo, an employee fired by Donald Blake for stealing, vows revenge and uses a chemical formula to turn himself into the super powered Mr. Hyde.
Episode 9
Every Hand Against Him/The Power of the Thunder God/The Power of Odin
Sun, Oct 9, 1966
Thor's nemesis Loki forges an alliance with supervillains Mr Hyde and the Cobra. The trio kidnap Jane Foster to lure Thor into a booby-trap.
Episode 10
The Tomorrow Man/Return of Zarrko/Slaves of Evil
Sun, Oct 9, 1966
Zarrko, the Tomorrow Man, travels back in time to 1962 to steal a cobalt bomb that he plans on using to make himself ruler of the 23rd century. Thor follows him forward to 2262 in order to defeat him.
Episode 11
Enter Hercules/When Meet Immortals/Whom the Gods Would Destroy
Sun, Oct 9, 1966
After a time in Asgard, Thor returns to Earth to find that the love of his life, Jane Foster, has been hospitalized. Thor reverts to his alternate identity Dr Don Blake to find out what has happened, and learns that Jane's illness has been due to her being upset about his continued absences and his reserved attitude towards her. To comfort her and prove his love for her, Donald Blake reveals his identity as the superhero, the mighty Thor. This however earns him the wrath of his father Odin, who has always disapproved of his son falling in love with a mortal being. Odin contacts his contemporary, the Greek god Zeus, to assist him in separating Thor and Jane. Zeus sends his son Hercules to Earth to steal away Jane from Thor. Meanwhile, when Thor comes back to Asgard, Odin forbids him to go to Earth again, and puts him through the Ritual of Steel, a gladiatorial ceremony performed by warriors in Asgard. With great difficulty, Thor escapes... but when he spies Jane with Hercules, an even greater battle erupts on Earth.
Episode 12
The Power of Pluto/The Verdict of Zeus/Thunder in the Netherworld
Sun, Oct 9, 1966
Tricked into signing a contract to become the ruler of the underworld, Hercules must rely upon Thor to champion his cause and help him to win his freedom.
Episode 13
Molto, the Lava Man/Invasion of the Lava Man/Living Rock
Sun, Oct 9, 1966
When a race of underground lava men threaten the surface world with destruction, Thor gathers his Avenger teammates in an attempt to thwart the attack. The group is aided by an unlikely ally, their former team member, the Incredible Hulk.