Put it back in the oven; it's not done yet. 
 It takes a lot to squander the good will I have when a minotaur reveals the simplest and greatest supervillain plan I've ever read in comics. Unfortunately, Thor #2 does that. 
 Let's be clear, in case you missed my review of Thor, Vol. 1: The Goddess of Thunder. Summing up, I'm fine with the new direction of the book. Also, I do love the reveal at the end of Thor's identity. That's not my issue. 
 The book is just too damned light on content. 
 I understand that Marvel wants to get Thor books out while people are interested in the buzz, and they're printing quality issues. Still, there's only three issues of the main series in here. They're good, and I like the direction. It was just incredibly frustrating to realize that the rest of this hardcover was a good far future tale completely unrelated to the new Thor, an "eh" side story, a comedy piece so silly it might've been Fred Hembeck, and a What If reprint. My wife didn't even bother trying any of them. 
 It's all so much filler. I would've rather Marvel waited to print 2-3 more issues and just bundled them. 
 The two stars in no way reflected the main comic story, just the incredibly frustrating way it's packaged.