With Box and Marrina coming, I've been reading up on Alpha Flight and I'm currently 30 issues in. Here are some more characters I'd love to see!
Talisman. Aurora's new suit. Nemesis. Madison Jeffries. Scramble. Box in blue, if they ever do him in "deluxe" format later on! (don't know why I need two Boxes, I just do! lol!)(I also know Jeffries would be a boring guy in street clothes, but he's such a cool character)
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Our power (near MacDonald bridge on Halifax side) just went out a few minutes ago.
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I like the idea that AF premiered just before the Victoria Day long weekend.
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So while looking for something else on the Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe and I happened upon S'ahra-Sharn. It is described as the 'twin (but evil) city of K'un-Lun.'
As Loki points out in the entry, this story was created long before Seven Capital Cities were introduced. And this place does just show up in a single story (as far as I can tell) so it would be easy to retcon it as something else.
Now, I've read some Iron Fist stories but I got out of comics for a long time I mostly know Danny Rand through Ostrander's Heroes 4 Hire. But is it possible that there's an inverse to the Seven Capital/Celestial Cities of Heaven?
I read the description on Fandom and it's mostly just a collection of hidden magical cities, right? https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Glossary:Seven_Capital_Cities_of_Heaven
What if there are Seven (I know there's an 8th!) Capital/Infernal Cities of Hell? Each one mirroring a celestial city?
I've seen this topic in some other subreddits and thought it might be a fun topic here. What are some villains from other properties and media that you'd like to see Alpha Flight face off against?
For example, DC, Image, Wildstorm, TV shows, etc.
If possible, maybe a link since not everyone knows everything.
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Rebecca appeared (with one exception) exclusively in the first War Machine series. She worked as the operations director for Worldwatch, a non-profit focussed on assisting humanitarian rights efforts.
I read the series ages ago (likely when it first came out in the 1990s). I kind of forgot that she came out to the staff, including James 'Rhodey' Rhodes (her boss at the time), because the media was trying to blackmail her about it. >!Her coming out actually prompts him to confess that he's War Machine and she thinks that's just hilarious.!<
Given she hasn't appeared in almost 5 years, does anyone know what Christopher Yost's plans for her were?
I only recently got back into comics and just read the 2014 New Warriors run. It was such a good series. I could see Yost doing so much foreshadowing that, so far, we haven't seen materalize.
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