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That was in Kieron Gillen's Loki run in Journey into Mystery: Volume One and Volume Two, which then continued into his Young Avengers run.
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Journey into Mystery by Kieron Gillen (Gillen wrote stuff that she likes) or Grayson by Tim Seeley and Tom King (Already one of the best Nightwing series ever)
I'd start with Thor #617 because that's when Loki's "rebirth" as his current comics characterization really starts. All you need to know before this issue is that at the end of a big event (Siege), Loki, who'd been an evil mastermind behind a lot of Bad Stuff, changed his tune and sacrificed himself to save Asgard, which left Thor very sad and very confused. Also, Asgard crashed to Earth near Broxton, OK. That part is awesome.
After a few issues of Thor, you'll switch to Kieron Gillen's run on Journey Into Mystery, which is a modern day classic. You will love it. It will make you laugh. It will make you cry. It will dance on your heart in iron spiked shoes.
After you've finished JiM and gathered the pieces of yourself back up, you'll head over to Gillen and his creative partner, Jamie McKelvie's [run on Young Avengers] (http://www.amazon.com/Young-Avengers-Vol-Kieron-Gillen/dp/0785167080). While I felt most everything I needed to know about the Young Avengers I could pick up by context, it might be helpful to do a quick wiki-dive on them just to catch up to speed. But this is also a fantastic run, I just wish it had gone for longer, Loki or no Loki.
After Young Avengers is when you'll want to read Al Ewing's Loki: Agent of Asgard. When you have a better handle of the character's history from the end of Siege to the end of Young Avengers, AoA will make much more sense (and also smack you right in the heart). Also, Ewing is a fantastic follow up to Gillen. I was very worried about this series at first but it ended up being one of my favorite books from the last few years.
Post Agent of Asgard, you could read the current Mighty Thor book by Jason Aaron. Loki remains in it but it doesn't feel the same, so far, and his facial hair is a travesty (this is just my opinion - I like a lot of other aspects of the book, just not Loki from what I've read thus far. Seriously though the "stubble" he has going on is a crime).
That being said, Vote Loki is coming out soon and he looks clean shaven, so that might be interesting. And Angela looks to be in it - if you like MCU Loki, you may also want to check out [Angela, Asgard's Assassin] (http://marvel.com/comics/issue/51352/angela_asgards_assassin_2014_1) - you'll meet Angela through Loki: Agent of Asgard (there's a cross over where he and Odinson meet her). Her book is really great and very similar to a lot of modern Loki stuff - in fact, Gillen wrote her book for awhile.
TLDR: The big Loki story you're looking for starts in Thor #617 and ends in Loki: Agent of Asgard #17.