“‘Prey’ is maybe the most fun I’ve ever had writing at Marvel. Thor fans are going to lose their minds over this one and I can’t wait to unleash this terrifying beast on them!” Cates said. “Nic Klein is back and at the top of his game on this one. I promise you this, True Believers, just like the mighty thunder king himself…..you won’t see this one coming. Behold…the return of Donald Blake!” Blake was initially transferred out of Thor around when Walter Simonson began his epic run. Blake went his own way, while Thor took on a separate secret identity, as burly, unreliable construction worker Sigurd Jarlson. He remained separate until after Thor’s post-Ragnarok resurrection, when the two were merged again, only to be split once more after Thor’s Fear Itself death at the hands of his uncle. However, Blake’s life had ceased to exist at that point, and when he tried to cut a deal with the Enchantress to get it back, she chopped his head off, and the best Thor could do to help Blake was to give his disembodied head to the dream-being Marelocks, who let him live out his life on the dream plane. That COULD be why he looks like Nightmare here, and Nightmare is seemingly right up Cates’ alley as a creator. Check out this trailer! For more on Thors old and new, stick with Den of Geek!