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	Destroyer (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Destroyer (truck), a monster truck on the USHRA circuit
		The Destroyer, the masked professional wrestling persona of Dick Beyer
		Destroyer (Thor character), a Marvel Comics antagonist of Thor
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Destroyer_(disambiguation) (216 words)

	Destroyer (Golden Age) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Destroyer is a fictional superhero in the Marvel Comics universe, who first appeared in the 1940s during what historians and fans call the Golden Age of comic books.
		Yet the Destroyer's sleekly dark costume with a skull motif, his skintight blue mask that made him appear inhuman, and his occasional cover appearances together worked to make the character more memorable than many others of his era, and he was the company's most-published character outside the three stars and the Angel.
		This Destroyer has made present-day guest appearances in such titles as Thunderbolts and Citizen V and the V-Battalion, where he was the leader of the titular V-Battalion before eventually stepping down in favour of the original Human Torch.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Destroyer_(Golden_Age) (775 words)

	Marvel Heroes Classic Roleplaying Game - Marvel RPG
		The Destroyer was subsequently animated by the unwilling goddess Sif in a plot by Loki and Karnilla the Norn Queen, and by Professor Clement Holmes who "entered" the Destroyer by accident.
		But the Destroyer then perceived the remains of Thor, who had recently been cursed by the Asgardian death goddess Hela, for a humilating defeat by Thor, so that he was incapable of dying, but also unable to heal from injuries.
		His having plan having thus succedded, Thor revealed to Hela that his consciousness was in control of the Destroyer the whole time, and demanded that she vow to no longer take posession of the souls of the people from Earth, as she had recently done.
	www.classicmarvel.com /cast/destroyer.htm (1315 words)

	Jedi's Paradise - Childrens TV - The Mighty Thor
		Thor helps humanity survive against the evil that is on the planet and to battle with the monsters that his evil half brother (Loki) sends to earth from Asgard.
		Thor is in love with Nurse Jane Foster and petitions Odin to allow him to marry her.
		Thor again uses his brain and takes the lifeless body of the hunter close to The Destroyer, where the spirit trapped inside of it returns back to the hunter.
	www.jedisparadise.co.uk /childrenstv/Thor/Thor.htm (1193 words)

	DESTROYER
		Ordinarily the Destroyer stood at a height of 6 1/2 feet and weighed 850 pounds; however, when animated by the life force of all the gods of Asgard, the Destroyer grew to a height of 2000 feet.
		Because the Destroyer was not itself a living being, it was not affected by Odin's spell that prevented anyone except Thor from lifting his hammer.
		The Destroyer was subsequently animated by the goddess Sif in a plot by Loki and Karnilla the Norn Queen, and by Professor Clement Holmes who "entered" the Destroyer by accident.
	www.immortalthor.net /bio-destroyer.html (1631 words)

	Destroyer
		In Thor's case, on the first occasion that his life force animated the Destroyer, Thor's own personality was submerged beneath that of the Destroyer and only achieved control of the Destroyer after a great effort of will.
		The Destroyer's consciousness will allow its animator's consciousness to work alongside it if their goals coincide; hence, when hunter Buck Franklin animated the Destroyer, his consciousness and that of the Destroyer operated as one in seeking to destroy Thor.
		His plan thus having worked, Thor revealed to Hela that he was still in full control of the Destroyer and demanded that she vow to no longer take possession of the souls of Earth people, as she had recently done.
	www.marveldirectory.com /individuals/d/destroyer.htm (1835 words)

	Blade Trinity Forums - David Goyer set to write THOR! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		However the Wreckers celebrations are cut short when Thor uses his lightening on the villain (which we see melting the girder), the blast stuns the Wrecker and as he falls Thor catches him with a Mjolnir uppercut which knocks him into the central pillars and the whole buries the Wrecker.
		Thor goes nuts and starts beating on the Destroyer with his fists, even managing to topple the monster, but at that point he reverts to human form, and the Destroyer levels its disintigration at Donald Blake (who is for a moment amazed he can breathe in space) and exclaims "Die".
		Thor should be the winner of the final battle (or you should change the sequence so the battle with the Destroyer is in the middle {so we can meet Odin and see his majesty} and the final battle is with the empowered Wrecking Crew which Thor can win on his own).
	www.bladetrinity.com /bbs/printthread.php?t=1555 (3046 words)

	Profile of the Destroyer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		The Destroyer is an enchanted suit of armour in humunoid form which, when animated by the lifeforce of a sentient being, wielded vast powers which made it virtually invincible.
		Ordinarily the Destroyer stands at a height of 6 1/2 feet and weighss 850 pounds; however when it was animated by the combined life forces of all the gods of Asgard the Destroyer grew to a height of 2000 feet.
		The first time Thor animated the Destroyer his consciousness was submerged beneath that of the Destroyer and only achieved control after a great effort of will, the second time Thor animated the Destroyer Thor's consciousness engaged in combat with the Destroyer, finally submerging it's consciousness beneath his own.
	marvelite.prohosting.com /surfer/profiles/destroyer.html (1821 words)

	Mr.Einherier - Re: 18 Thor movies...yes 18. First outlined herein. BIG. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		The Destroyer lifts the tank with one hand, holds it up and uses the dreaded Disintigration on it, the blast vapourises what it hits and continues on to the U.N. Building, eliminating an area shaped like the beam (in the same way terminator teleport disintigrates the sphere around it, only on a much larger scale).
		Thor then goes toe to toe in a titanic struggle as Lightning rages around them and debris is whipped up to deflect the Destroyers killer blows.
		Thor is pummeled into pulp, but keeps on coming, with a last show of effort he manages to make the Destroyer bend a knee with the force of his onslaught.
	www.comicboards.com /thor/view.php?rpl=041207205308 (1708 words)

	Thor
		Descended from Norse gods and raised in the hallowed halls of Asgard, Thor nearly precipitated a war by violating a truce with his family's ancient enemy: the Frost Giants of Jotunheim, one of the nine worlds of the Asgardian cosmology.
		Thor is forever torn between his divine home, Asgard, and the troubled lands of his adopted world, Earth.
		Thor soon reclaimed his power, but nearly was killed in battle with the metallic menace known as the Destroyer.
	www.gottawiz.com /Comics/marvel/thor/Thor.htm (506 words)

	The Unoffcial Marvel Comics Reference HQ
		At this time, Thor was unaware of the Destroyer's true purpose, and in exchange for Firelord's freedom as Galactus' herald, he gave the armor to Galactus to use in his place.
		Thor took control of the robot, however, and used it to attack the underworld's ruler, Hela, who had placed the curse on him.
		Thor promptly sealed the armor within virtually unbreakable crystal so that it could not be reanimated for evil purposes, leaving it in Hela's realm to serve as a reminder of her promise to Thor, never to take a soul of Earth's mortals.
	members.fortunecity.com /dm_bishop2/marvel/destroyer.html (641 words)

	destroyer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		The Destroyer is an inanimate suit of armor created by Odin to fight the Celestials (arguably the most powerful beings in the Marvel universe) if the need should arise.
		The person animating the Destroyer will usually have little control over the armor since the armor is programmed to battle.
		Thor and Loki have had some success controlling the armor.
	home.comcast.net /~enforcer24/destroyer.htm (85 words)

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		This hammer was made by dwarfs, and would magically return to Thor's hand whenever he needed it Thor was depicted as a tall, muscular man with red hair and a beard.
		Thor was depicted as a tall and muscular man with red hair and beard.
		The gods tried to explain that this singular appetite was due to the fact that the bride had fasted for nine days prior to the marriage.
	www.windows.ucar.edu /mythology/incoming.98.09.12/thor.doc (775 words)

	The Mighty Thor #71-80
		Meanwhile, Thor is haunted by nightmares recalling his final battle against Earth's mightiest heroes and the betrayal of Balder.
		Thor has awakened from his Odinsleep and, in the wake of the assassination attempt, turns his powers on rooting out all evil.
		Thor is still reeling over the fact that Loki used the Designate to power the Destroyer.
	members.fortunecity.com /jayscomics/comics/thor_080.html (846 words)

	TBA_10thdraft.SCW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		COCKPIT OF THOR'S SHIP 22 Thor is looking on screen as data from the SSD is sent to him, locations etc. Thor presses buttons and he finds a location that has a 98% probability that the ATR is there.
		THOR'S COCKPIT 33 Thor is marvelling in the destruction of the ATR.
		Thor turns his blaster from horizontal to vertical and a saber beam emits from the end.
	www.brokenallegiance.net /media/BA_script_finaldraft.HTM (3044 words)

	Thor's Hammer by Jim Cornish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		As Thor passed overhead, thunder rumbled from the wheels of the chariot and lightning flashed from sparks created by the hooves of the goats.
		Thor is used to name Thursday (Thor's Day), one of the seven days of our week.
		Thor images used with permission of owner John Robertson.
	www.cdli.ca /CITE/v_thor.htm (559 words)

	Thor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		Reprinting THOR #9 through the double-sized 12th issue, this sprawling saga unfolds with powerful, widescreen visuals that reimagines the legends of Norse mythology and merges them seamlessly with the sensibilities of today.
		Thor's accomplishments were notable, as disease, hunger and oppresion were nearly extinguished.
		Standing beside his brothers-in-arms, Thor ties himself to their fate, as they are sent on an impossible journey by the Giants to pay their “weird” a blood price for the killing of a Giant’s son.
	tplist.millarworld.net /thor.html (3331 words)

	The Superhero Hype! Boards - King Thor vs. Captain Marvel (new) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		Thor would probably fight hand to hand for a while because that's his style but eventually he'd wise up and unleash the full fury of the Odinforce on Marv.
		Thor's also much stronger physically than Marv but that's not much use given the fact that fights between cosmic characters tend to end up as energy slugfests 9 times out of 10.
		Guyver: I'm tempted to say Thor with that godblast that punched a hole in one of the Celestials' armor but I think I'd be wrong.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/printthread.php?t=71865 (1078 words)

	Printer Friendly: Thor #36 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		When the Destroyer armor arrives at the hospital with Tarene (the new Thor-Girl) trapped inside it, we see Thor is freed from his mortal shell, and is ready to drop the hammer on the rampaging Destroyer.
		On the side of the equation, I've never found the Destroyer to be all that interesting an opponent for Thor, as despite it's ability to kill a god, in the end all it is a big, super-strong robot.
		The shot of the Destroyer on it's rampage does have some perspective problems as on the one-page spread it looks to be several stories tall, while on the following pages it's roughly the same size as Thor, but this is a minor detail.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/9866825023799,print.htm (849 words)

	Firelord - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Firelord is a fictional character in the Marvel Comics Universe most closely intertwined with the comic series Thor and Silver Surfer.
		Firelord then went to earth and Thor offered him the lifeless Destroyer to give Galactus.
		Since then, Firelord has been an occasional ally of Thor and the Silver Surfer and companion to the resurrected Air-Walker.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Firelord (502 words)

	Marnot (Odin's third raven, Thor character)
		He told Thor about the discovery of the Dark Gods, the first war with the Dark Gods when Thor was young, how that war was almost lost, and how Odin wiped it from everyone's memory except his own.
		Thor, as Jake Olsen, inadvertently dropped clues to the fact that he was also Thor.
		He also revealed that he bonded Thor with Jake Olsen not as a point of honor, but as a way to hide Thor from the Dark Gods who were looking for him on Earth.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/marnotts.htm (1302 words)

	Amazon.com: Marvel Masterworks: The Mighty Thor Volume 3 (Reprints Journey Into Mystery Nos. 111-120 & Annual #1) ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		Then Thor interrupts a bunch of teenagers arguing who is stronger, the Hulk or himself, and tells of when he and ol' greenskin tangoed during their Avengers days (#112).
		This starts with Thor fighting the Absorbing Man (#114), only to have Loki up the ante by kidnapping Jane Foster (#115), which leads to "The Trial of the Gods" (#116) as Odin tries to figure out which of the two are lying.
		He has his ball and chain to counter Thor's mystical hammer, he keeps changing into interesting things at the drop of a hat, and Crusher Creel is pretty much the opposite of Thor right down the line (bald instead of flowing locks, vulgar instead of overly articulate, etc.).
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0785108149?v=glance (1912 words)

	thorsday (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		"Thor's Day" or "Thorsdagar" in Old Norse (Thursday), was named for a huge and hearty Norse God who was a defender against the world of chaos with his hammer, referred to as Mjollnir, the Destroyer.
		Thor's hammer was said to be made of stone and to have fallen from the heavens as a meteorite.
		Thor's hammer obeyed his every command doing his bidding and returning to his hand once thrown.
	www.earth-dancing.com /thorsday.htm (354 words)

	ComicsPriceGuide.com - The Destroyer VS Doomsday
		Posted - 12/05/2003 : 3:41:42 PM The Destroyer is Easily 10 times as physically Powerfull as the original Thor.
		The destroyer does not feel pain..nor can it sustain any real physical damage...the only way Thor has Defeated the Destroyer in the Past was to plague the body of whatever spirit animated the destroyer.
		The Destroyer is in truth a shell comprised of the Uru metal.
	www.comicspriceguide.com /forum2/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=9541 (181 words)

	One Hand Clapping
		Rail guns, so named because they don't require an enclosed tube to fire, but use, well, a rail instead, were envisioned decades ago, and were even postulated for awhile as a means of routine space launch.
		Project Thor was named after the Norse god, whose legendary hammer could smash anything.
		As I recall, each rod would be about 20 pounds, but when de-orbited would strike a target with the equivalent of 40 kilograms of high explosive (all this from memory, mind you).
	www.donaldsensing.com /2004/07/rail-guns-for-navy.html (781 words)

	Thor Girl - MarvelDatabase (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		An attack by Thanos left her world in ruin, though the thunder god Thor and his ally Firelord arrived to defend Tarene and eventually defeated the Titan.
		The battle resulted in Tarene loosing most of her power, and Thor assuming the throne of Asgard.
		In an alternate future where Thor rules Earth, Tarene regains her full cosmic powers and helps Thor travel back in time to prevent the bleak reality.
	www.marveldatabase.com /wiki/index.php/Thor_Girl (392 words)

	TheFourthRail.com
		In the aftermath of the battle with Desak, destroyer of gods, Thor is angered to see those around him -- the villainous Grey Gargoyle and various looters and thieves -- trying to profit from the chaos.
		Before returning to Asgard with the Enchantrees and his royal adviser, Thor unleashes his power and fury before the scared and confused masses in the streets of Manhattan.
		The story -- focusing on the Asgardian people's dissatisfaction in Thor's rule, and the extreme solution he comes up with to address both obligations to both Asgard and Earth -- is far from subtle.
	www.thefourthrail.com /reviews/critiques/060302/thor50.shtml (641 words)

	KMC Forums - Asgardain Destroyer vs. SS, Thor, Superman and GL (Hal)
		I remember an old Thor comic side story back in the 90's where Balder and Sif throw him into a never ending pit of monsters covered by a forceshield created by Hera.
		Destroyer could have destroyed the forcefield to get out, but the monsters kept fighting him endlessly.
		You do not F with the Destroyer, you run away or you trick the damn thing.
	www.killermovies.com /forums/f77/t368495.html (521 words)

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