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2025's Storm Vol.5 #7 page 20. Script by Murewa Ayodele, art by Luciano Vecchio, colors by Alex Guimarães & Fer Sifuentes-Sujo and lettering by VC's Travis Lanham.
Storm's 50th Anniversary Pits Her Against Thunder Gods
Marvel Comics is celebrating Ororo Munroe / Storm's 50th anniversary. The milestone issue Storm #7 will assemble Thunder Gods to put Storm's skills to the test. Storm #7 will be written by Murewa Ayodele and drawn by Luciano Vecchio, who designed the look of the Thunder Gods.
Storm #7 will see both a mission to Brazil going "horrible wrong" as well as the debut/reinvention/guest appearance of the Thunder Gods Thor, Chaac, Sango, Mamaragan, and Susanoo.
Storm #7, featuring a main cover by Mateus Manhanini, a variant cover by Gerald Parel, and a variant cover and virgin variant cover by Marguerite Sauvage, goes on sale on April 9, 2025.
(Images via Marvel Comics - Mateus Manhanini's cover of Storm #7 and Luciano Vecchio's Thunder Gods designs for Storm #7)
Storm-Warding Charms and Rituals
Florence is pounding at the coastline of the Carolinas as I write. If you’ve been watching meteorologists’ predictions this past week, you’ll have noticed how frequently and wildly projections of her path have changed. She is a massive, powerful, and unpredictable force. Storms like Florence remind us of Mother Nature’s terrible power and that, in spite of all our cunning and advanced technology, we cannot control her; we remain subject to her, a small part of the greater tapestry of teeming, whirling life.
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Some Thor & Storm form the Ultimate Universe
Apparently Taranis is derived from Celtic taran which is a cognate with Thor
Both gods have been equated to the Roman Jupiter
“They’re the same god” keeps running through my head
I keep getting a feeling they’re glancing between me and each other with arms crossed or on their hips and smug looks on their faces
They still feel like two separate entities
But also not
So now I’m just sitting in bed like
Children of Thunder
During a power outage, you can always tell where the Pagans live.
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Storm Gods and Dragons is a story about how good dragons turned bad, and how the rise of the Storm God meant the end of Dragons. We talk about Tiamat, Vritra...
This, on the heals of the latest Lord of Spirits episode, Thunder Gods and the God Who Thundered.