Partway through the year Thor has an extended adventure involving the Absorbing Man and the Destroyer, and he neglects his Blake identity enough that he almost gets evicted.
Thor's hammer: can detect evil across continents, tingles when nearby a supernatural menace, can help him locate whatever he wants, transmute elements. He also has the power to remove memories somehow
We're still pretending he can't fly on his own or change directions mid-air
Asgardians consider Dr. Blake to be Thor
Absorbing Man can just be near, though all examples show him touching, also absorb power of people he's near.
Thor's hammer get's broken, but he's able to fix it in a Pittsburgh steel mill.
Oh, and Thor kills a guy. He's probably killed thousands of sentient beings over the millennia, and Cap and others have a body count from their past in various wars, but I think this is the first time it was explicitly on page.
From Journey into Mystery 112-123, available in Thor Epic Collection: When Titans Clash from Amazon
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