And if you don’t believe me, check out Comics Worth Reading, who recommends picking up the digest, saying: “It’s a good story with plenty of hooks, from adventure to emotional appeal!”

Links below, as well as info on the book:

THOR AND THE WARRIORS FOUR DIGEST #1
COVER BY: Gurihiru
WRITER: Alex Zalben
PENCILS: Gurihiru
THE STORY:
Power Pack’s biggest adventure ever begins, as they desperately search for the only person who can save the life of their grandmother – THE MIGHTY THOR! But first, they’re going to need to get to Asgard, and that means joining forces with Frog Thor and THE PET AVENGERS! An epic tale that starts with a book of myths and ends with the destruction of the entire world, this is a journey into mystery that will leave Power Pack changed – forever! Collecting THOR AND THE WARRIORS FOUR #1-4. All Ages …$9.99 ISBN: 978-0-7851-4120-4

PRICE: 9.99
IN STORES: October 6, 2010

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- Axiom’s Edge loved the issue, and said, “This was just a great, fun series written with just the right touch of humor and action by Alex Zalben with perfect artwork for this story by Gurihuru. If you haven’t read this series I highly recommend it in trade.”

- Comixtreme gave the comic 4.5 out of 5 stylized letters I’s (at least I think that’s their rating system), and called it, “…the best of the all-ages Power Pack series to date!”

- Gurihiru has a breakdown of their cover process for the entire series – as well as a look at what went into making issue four.

- Robot 6 on CBR sez, “Thor and the Warriors Four (the four-issue miniseries) came to a satisfying happy ending for kids and adults alike. Like a good sitcom, I enjoy the snippets of dialogue that Alex Zalben works in–case in point when Thor, Frog of Thunder; and Beta Ray Bill acknowledge each other as they head into battle (Frog: “Thorse”‘ Bill” “Throg”).”

- Girls Read Comics Too loved the last issue, saying, “I think that’s what my favorite thing about this series has been and why it’s been a success (aside from the sheer adorableness steeped in every panel) — that it’s still very much grounded in human emotion and tragedy… I love it so much. I forsee dozens of happy re-reads in my future.”

- By Odin’s Beard gave the issue four out of five beards, and calls out one moment in particular, saying, “The appearance of Jormungand provides a great opportunity for Alex Power to prove himself, though, and what follows is a great moment, one of the best I’ve read like it.”

- Hero Sandwich gives the issue a thumbs up times a billion, and says, “This was the best comic I got last week. Absolutely HUGE props to writer Alex Zalben and artists Gurihiru for this one — I haven’t had this much fun reading a comic book in ages.”

- 1979 Semi-Finalist says “Buy It!” and also, “Wonderful adorable totally fun stuff. Gurihiru’s art is just phenomenal (as is Coover’s in her tale) and Zalben’s writing is funny and right on point. Adorable. If you have kids, totally get this, if you just want to have fun reading some fun comics, get it even if you don’t have kids.”

And that’s it for right now, other than some chatter about Beta Ray Bill’s haircut on 4Chan, which I’m not gonna link to because it’ll be gone by the time you click the link. Anyway, I’ll update this post as more reviews come in! As long as they’re good. Or fair. Or offer me free cake. I’ll post anything for cake.