But Thor has the hammer and experience, as well as being supernatural.

My question is would Superman be quick enough to avoid any lightning Thor summoned? I could be wrong, but I'd assume if Thor threw the hammer, Superman would be able to dodge it.

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The Donald Blake concept has gotten weird in that they made him a separate entity again who has memories from the fake one I think. It's confusing.

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There was a caveat to that though. As Superman tries to lift it again at the end, and can't. (Much to the amusment of Carol Danvers in the background IIRC.) Where upon Thor himself explains that Odin only allows a worthy person other than Thor to lift it when there's a specific crisis situation that requires it. And the moment Superman was able to use Mjolnir was when Thor was stuck and possibly getting overwhelmed, by a whole host of villains, and so Thor himself threw it to Superman to catch, to help Superman breach the barrier to confront the main foe of the series.

So in other words, there's no possible scenario where Superman could pick up Mjolnir and actually start using it against Thor.

Thor's hammer would only hit him with the same amount of force that it hits the Hulk, Thanos, Juggernaut, Hercules, or whoever. 

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Agree completely. If Thor gets a good solid hit on Superman, it's probably over.

But how does Thor fare against Superman's heat vision? Seems like that might even the odds in the "ranged attack" department.

As far as it goes, JB has noted before that Superman is not *uniquely* vulnerable to magic; everyone is. 

Mjolnir is an enchanted weapon. We don't know if its magic allows it to inflict MORE hurt than a similarly sized metal hammer thrown with superhuman strength would inflict--probably?--but its ability to summon lightning by itself is a pretty good ability.

But as mentioned, these sorts of fights are usually determined by what how the story needs them to turn out.