Marvel Comics has sealed the fate of The Immortal Thor, revealing the God of Thunder will soon meet his ultimate end.

Marvel's "Immortal Thor," by author Al Ewing, has been full of wild, storytelling swings; now it will take its boldest step yet, by killing Thor.

They teased it yesterday. Now with ComicsPRO kicking off and solicits ready to drop, Marvel Comics confirms that they are to kill off Thor.

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