Loki, the God of Mischief, is tasked with a new, dangerous mission: to prevent the end of the world.

This volume is generally well-received for its fresh take on the character of Loki, presenting him with a compelling new purpose and a complex moral landscape. Readers appreciate Al Ewing's intricate plotting and the way he balances Loki's inherent trickster nature with a genuine desire to avert catastrophe. The introduction of new characters and the exploration of Asgardian lore are frequently highlighted as strengths. The artwork is often praised for its energy and its ability to convey the scale of the story's events, making it a strong start for a new chapter in Loki's ongoing saga.