Thanks to an epic new weapon, Thor is finally immune to magic - including that of his insidious sibling Loki. Marvel's God of Thunder has gone from strength to strength over the last couple of years, replacing Odin as Asgard's All-Father and inheriting the immense power that comes with that role. However, Thor's new power comes with new enemies who are testing him to his limits and forcing him to adopt radical new tactics and weapons to survive.

In Al Ewing, Jan Bazaldua, Matt Hollingsworth and Joe Sabino's The Immortal Thor #15, Thor has absorbed the powers of Zeus, the villainous leader of the Greek pantheon. While Thor has beaten his mighty opponent by taking his powers, he finds himself being corrupted by Zeus' influence. Remembering Zeus' golden lightning bolt, Thor decides to transmute the god's power into a golden belt, giving him the same upgrade without Zeus having access to his mind.