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| Title = Alpha Flight
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| Image = Alpha Flight Vol 1 11.jpg
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| Month = 6
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| Volume = 1
  
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| Issue = 11
  
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| Month = June
  
 
| Year = 1984
  
| Year = 1984
   
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| Editor-in-Chief =
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| Editor-in-Chief = Jim Shooter
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| CoverArtist1 =
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| CoverArtist1 = John Byrne
   
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| PreviousIssue = [[Alpha Flight 10]]
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| BlockQuote = {{Conversation
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|Welcome, [[James Hudson (Earth-616)|Guardian]]. Your [[Heather McNeil (Earth-616)|lady]] is very near.|[[Lillian Crawley (Earth-616)|Diamond Lil]]|Image1=Lillian Crawley (Earth-616) from Alpha Flight Vol 1 125 001.jpg
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| NextIssue = [[Alpha Flight 12 (Volume 1, 1984)]]
  
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|Of course, you will have to go through '''us''' to reach her.|[[Roger Bochs (Earth-616)|Box]]|Image2=Roger_Bochs_(Earth-616)_from_Official_Handbook_of_the_Marvel_Universe_Vol_2_2_0001.jpg
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|And we have no intention of allowing that.|[[Alexander Thorne (Earth-616)|Smart Alec]]|Image3=Alexander Thorne (Earth-616) from Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 2 9 001.jpg
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|But we are derelict in our duties as '''hosts'''. Allow us to reintroduce ourselves. We are '''OMEGA FLIGHT!'''|[[Kyle Gibney (Earth-616)|Wild Child]]|Image4=Wild Child Kyle Gibney (Earth-616) Wolverine Origins Vol 1 39 001 .png
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|An' we're gonna '''kill''' you!|[[Gardner Monroe (Earth-616)|Flashback]]|Image5=
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| StoryTitle1 = Set-Up
  
| StoryTitle1 = Set-Up
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| Writer1_1 = John Byrne
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| Penciler1_1 = John Byrne
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| Penciler1_1 =
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| Inker1_1 = John Byrne
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| Inker1_1 =
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| Colourist1_1 = Andy Yanchus
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| Letterer1_1 = Michael Higgins
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| Letterer1_1 =
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| Editor1_1 = Dennis O'Neil
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| Editor1_2 = Linda Grant
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| Synopsis1 = In Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Delphine Courtney recruits Roger Bochs for her project, though Bochs has his own thoughts on the plan and secretly attempts to contact Guardian. In Ottawa, Heather Hudson bids a wistful goodbye to her home of ten years to move to a new home in New York. In New York, in a top office in one of the towers of the World Trade Center, the former Beta and Gamma Flight members that Courtney recruited are meeting their benefactor, Jerome Jaxon, who reveals his motivation for forming their team as revenge against James Hudson and Alpha Flight for ruining their prospects. At the airport, Hudson goes to pick up his arriving wife, but finds Jaxon's calling card instead. Realizing his job with Roxxon was all part of Jaxon's revenge plan and that now his wife has been taken hostage, he flies straight to the tower where Jaxon's message directs him. Believing his force field will protect him from whatever Jaxon thows at him, he's surprised to be confronted with the newly formed Omega Flight.
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* {{a|[[James Hudson (Earth-616)|Guardian (James Hudson)]]}}
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* {{a|[[Heather McNeil (Earth-616)|Heather McNeil]]}}
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* {{flashonly|[[James Howlett (Earth-616)|Logan]]}}
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* {{flashonly|[[Eugene Judd (Earth-616)|Puck]]}}
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'''Antagonists:'''
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* {{1st|[[Omega Flight (Jaxon) (Earth-616)|Omega Flight]]}}
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** {{1stFull|[[Roger Bochs (Earth-616)|Box (Roger Bochs)]]}}
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** {{1stFull|[[Lillian Crawley (Earth-616)|Diamond Lil (Lillian Crawley)]]}}
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** {{1stFull|[[Gardner Monroe (Earth-616)|Flashback (Gardner Monroe)]]}}
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** {{apn|[[Alexander Thorne (Earth-616)|Smart Alec (Alec Thorne)]]|Alpha Flight #7}}
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** {{1stFull|[[Kyle Gibney (Earth-616)|Wild Child (Kyle Gibney)]]}}
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* {{a|[[Jerome Jaxon (Earth-616)|Jerome Jaxon]]}}
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* {{a|[[MX39147 (Earth-616)|Delphine Courtney]]}}
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'''Other Characters:'''
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* Mr. LaPierre
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'''Locations:'''
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* {{a|[[Earth]]}}
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** {{a|[[Canada]]}}
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*** {{a|[[Saskatchewan]]}}
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**** {{a|[[Moosejaw]]}}
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*** {{a|[[Ontario]]}}
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**** {{a|[[Ottawa]]}}
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***** {{a|[[138 Laurier Drive]]}}
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** {{a|[[United States of America]]}}
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*** {{a|[[New York (State)|New York]]}}
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**** {{a|[[New York City]]}}
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***** {{a|[[Manhattan]]}}
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****** {{a|[[Financial District]]}}
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******* {{a|[[World Trade Center]]}}
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***** {{a|[[Brooklyn]]}}
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***** {{a|[[Queens]]}}
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* {{a|[[Guardian's Battle-suit]]}}
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* {{a|[[Box Armor Model 1]]}}
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'''Vehicles:'''
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* Heather Hudson's Volkswagon Beetle
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* DC10
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| Writer2_1 = John Byrne
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| Penciler2_1 = John Byrne
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| Inker2_1 = John Byrne
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| Colourist2_1 = Andy Yanchus
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| Letterer2_1 = Michael Higgins
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| Editor2_1 = Dennis O'Neil
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| Editor2_2 = Linda Grant
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| StoryTitle2 = Origins of Alpha Flight: Unleash the Beast!
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| Synopsis2 = Walter Langkowski was a friend of Bruce Banner's in college nearly two decades ago. Since then he sought to follow in Banner's footsteps in gamma research. Three of the intervening years were spent playing pro football, but when the news broke three years ago that Banner was the Hulk, he rededicated himself to his research. He got a job with Department H and secured a private lab in the Arctic Circle to experiment in creating a gamma-enhanced being like the Hulk under controlled circumstances. Now, when he finally applies his findings to himself, he transforms into a furry orange beast and goes on a rampage. Snowbird flies in to check on Walter and worries that the experiments have the potential to unleash the Great Beasts imprisoned beneath the region. By then, Walter has returned to human form. She finds him lying in the snow at the end of his trail of destruction and takes him to Dr.Twoyoungmen. During his recovery, Langkowski wonders which factors, be it abnormal cosmic ray acticity or his own unique biology, may have contributed to his transformation breaking from the predicted model. Snowbird takes the responsibility of training him to master his beastly other self and James Hudson tells him he'll need both forms when they return to the mission of reclaiming Wolverine from the X-Men.
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'''Featured Characters:'''
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* {{a|[[Walter Langkowski (Earth-616)|Sasquatch (Walter Langkowski)]]}}
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* {{a|[[James Hudson (Earth-616)|Vindicator (James Hudson)]]}}
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* {{a|[[Narya (Earth-616)|Snowbird (Narya)]]}}
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* {{a|[[Michael Twoyoungmen (Earth-616)|Shaman (Michael Twoyoungmen)]]}}
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* {{apn|[[Bruce Banner (Earth-616)|Incredible Hulk (Bruce Banner)]]|-|Marvel: The Lost Generation Vol 1 12}} - {{Flashonly}}
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** {{a|[[Canada]]}}
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* Although this issue is obviously the product of the creative team to-date on Alpha Flight, there are no credits given in the book. However, creators names are subtlety listed on some of the book spines in Roger Bochs' home.
   
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* The story of Sasquatch's origin takes place between {{c|X-Men #109}} and {{c|X-Men #120}}.
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* It will be revealed next issue that [[Jerome Jaxon (Earth-616)|Jerome Jaxon]] is operating the [[Box Armor Model 1|Box Armor]] rather than it ‘s normal owner [[Roger Bochs (Earth-616)|Roger Bochs.]]
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* This issue contains a letters page, ‘’Alpha Waves’’. Letters are published from Lawrence McKinroe,H. Jerry Denver, Doug Simpson, Sarah Halberstam and Steve Orisiuk.
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| Links = * [http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/issues/showquestion.asp?fldAuto=1197 plot summary at uncannyxmen.net]
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Revision as of 23:33, 10 December 2019

Lillian Crawley (Earth-616) from Alpha Flight Vol 1 125 001
Diamond Lil		Quote1 Welcome, Guardian. Your lady is very near. Quote2
Roger Bochs (Earth-616) from Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 2 2 0001
Box		Quote1 Of course, you will have to go through us to reach her. Quote2
Alexander Thorne (Earth-616) from Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Vol 2 9 001
Smart Alec		Quote1 And we have no intention of allowing that. Quote2
Wild ChildQuote1 But we are derelict in our duties as hosts. Allow us to reintroduce ourselves. We are OMEGA FLIGHT! Quote2
FlashbackQuote1 An' we're gonna kill you! Quote2

Appearing in "Set-Up"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

  • Logan (Only in flashback)
  • Puck (Only in flashback)

Antagonists:

Other Characters:

  • Mr. LaPierre

Races and Species:

Locations:

Items:

Vehicles:

  • Heather Hudson's Volkswagon Beetle
  • DC10

Synopsis for "Set-Up"

In Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Delphine Courtney recruits Roger Bochs for her project, though Bochs has his own thoughts on the plan and secretly attempts to contact Guardian. In Ottawa, Heather Hudson bids a wistful goodbye to her home of ten years to move to a new home in New York. In New York, in a top office in one of the towers of the World Trade Center, the former Beta and Gamma Flight members that Courtney recruited are meeting their benefactor, Jerome Jaxon, who reveals his motivation for forming their team as revenge against James Hudson and Alpha Flight for ruining their prospects. At the airport, Hudson goes to pick up his arriving wife, but finds Jaxon's calling card instead. Realizing his job with Roxxon was all part of Jaxon's revenge plan and that now his wife has been taken hostage, he flies straight to the tower where Jaxon's message directs him. Believing his force field will protect him from whatever Jaxon thows at him, he's surprised to be confronted with the newly formed Omega Flight.

Appearing in "Origins of Alpha Flight: Unleash the Beast!"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Other Characters:

Races and Species:

Locations:

Items:

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "Origins of Alpha Flight: Unleash the Beast!"

Walter Langkowski was a friend of Bruce Banner's in college nearly two decades ago. Since then he sought to follow in Banner's footsteps in gamma research. Three of the intervening years were spent playing pro football, but when the news broke three years ago that Banner was the Hulk, he rededicated himself to his research. He got a job with Department H and secured a private lab in the Arctic Circle to experiment in creating a gamma-enhanced being like the Hulk under controlled circumstances. Now, when he finally applies his findings to himself, he transforms into a furry orange beast and goes on a rampage. Snowbird flies in to check on Walter and worries that the experiments have the potential to unleash the Great Beasts imprisoned beneath the region. By then, Walter has returned to human form. She finds him lying in the snow at the end of his trail of destruction and takes him to Dr.Twoyoungmen. During his recovery, Langkowski wonders which factors, be it abnormal cosmic ray acticity or his own unique biology, may have contributed to his transformation breaking from the predicted model. Snowbird takes the responsibility of training him to master his beastly other self and James Hudson tells him he'll need both forms when they return to the mission of reclaiming Wolverine from the X-Men.

Notes

  • Although this issue is obviously the product of the creative team to-date on Alpha Flight, there are no credits given in the book. However, creators names are subtlety listed on some of the book spines in Roger Bochs' home.
  • This issue contains a letters page, ‘’Alpha Waves’’. Letters are published from Lawrence McKinroe,H. Jerry Denver, Doug Simpson, Sarah Halberstam and Steve Orisiuk.

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