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    by Published on 01-25-2010 09:36 PM  Number of Views: 3269 
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    Welcome to the new AlphaFlight.net.

    Over the years this website has taken many forms, and undergone significant evolution. It all started out as a teen-aged boy making a his first website about his favorite comic book character: Sasquatch. Then more characters got featured as it evoled into "The Alpha Flight Character Database". Later Alpha Zone was born, bringing in more diverse information, until it morphed in AlphaFlight.net.
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    by Published on 08-17-2010 03:56 PM  Number of Views: 4769 
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    October sees Marvel's 'Chaos War' where Hercules creates an all new God-Squad to face the forces of the Chaos King. Alpha Flight fans were saddened when Snowbird appeared to not be included in the squad despite her being an integral part of the last one (during the Incredible Hercules: Sacred Invasion storyline), but now we know why! Spinning out of the events of November's Chaos War #3 comes the 'Chaos War:Alpha Flight' One Shot by Jim McCann and Reilly Brown. ...
    by Published on 08-17-2010 03:45 PM  Number of Views: 2500 
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    Phil Jiminez provides an exclusive variant cover to Avengers #4 ONLY available at this years Fan Expo
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    by Published on 06-28-2010 02:20 AM  Number of Views: 3227 

    You can see him flying around rebuilding Utopia on the preview page here Marvel is proud to present your first look at Fall of the New Mutants starting in New Mutants #15, from acclaimed writer Zeb Wells and fan-favorite artist Leonard Kirk! After the events of Second Coming, the New Mutants are regrouping and healing when disaster strikes yet again! While the New Mutants try and put themselves back together, a secret military group is looking for Illyana Rasputin and they won’t let the New Mutants stand in their way! NEW MUTANTS #15 (MAY100643) NEW MUTANTS #15 ADAMS VARIANT (MAY108046) Written by ZEB WELLS Penciled by LEONARD KIRK Cover by DAVE WILKINS Variant Cover by ARTHUR ADAMS Rated T+ …$2.99 FOC – 7/1/10, On-Sale – 7/21/10 ...
    by Published on 05-25-2010 03:46 PM  Number of Views: 2602 
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    There's a little two-page preview of the X-Club's upcoming mini and a short interview with the writer, Simon Spurrier, at Marvel.com I was already looking forward to this a lot, but this just has me even more excited, I can't wait to see his take on the characters after reading this. Here's the part that pertains to MadJeff: "Madison Jeffries couldn't be more different. He's been through a lot of nasty stuff too, but it's left him kind of fuzzy, kind of dissociated from reality a couple of notches. Which isn't to say he doesn't engage with the events around him, just that you sort of get the impression he's just going with the flow, letting his mind wander at every opportunity. He's so immersed in the world his particular mutant power creates-this universe of intuitive ...
    by Published on 04-27-2010 08:55 PM  Number of Views: 1334 
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    There's something been bugging me lately about modern comics, and I think I've finally worked out what it is. It came up partly because of the upcoming The Last Airbender movie, directed by M. Night Shyamalan. I've enjoyed most of his movies, but the tone and pacing are polar opposites to the cartoon. Then somebody asked me to lend him recent DC or Marvel comics so he could get into them. The most recent thing I could lend him that was good enough was Young Avengers (he'd already read Runaways). I think we've all noticed that comics follow the vagaries of fashion, same as anything else. The current fashion is ultra-realism; in comic book movies, I think the peak is The Dark Knight. The thing these trends do is abuse the trope. It could be good once, on one thing, but they shove it on everything, until you're sick of it. Even though the realism one is doing the same, I'm still behind it. ...
    by Published on 04-23-2010 03:47 PM  Number of Views: 21452 
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    There has been plenty of talk on this site lately (actually, for the last few years) that revolves around various discussions about what reason can we come up with for having an Alpha Flight team again, a reason that would be good enough to (a) cause Marvel to believe it would sell as a series, and (b) make sense in that Marvel seems to feel that previous AFs have lost readers due to something new being needed. Many people here have suggested ideas. Some new ideas, some not-so-new. Many of us believed that John Byrne had it right, or did it best, when it comes to AF. So, many times suggestions came up in regards to how JB wrote AF in the beginning, how they were a team made up of individuals who did not always get along, and showing that individual stories could be told in a team book. ...