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11 comments:
Looks good.
Now, how about Guardian meets the Guardian, perhaps involving some 'Weapon X'/Cadmus interaction?
See issue #665 for that.
Ross said...
"See issue #665 for that."
Seen.
Enjoyed.
Thank you.
1) Re: issue #665? What Simreeve said.
2) Re: today's cover? An unnerving concept, to say the least! Why would the Joker want to lead a Canadian team of (mostly mutant) super-villains? Emotional kinship with Wild Child? Or a case of the psychopathic hots for Diamond Lil? Either way; it's justifiable cause to shudder.
Not trying to nitpick, but wasn't the super-villain team called "Omega Flight?"
My namesake is correct. Omega Flight was founded by resentful members of Betat and Gamma Flights.
I still remember looking at the first issue of Alpha Flight on the newstand in the subway on my way to school (4th grade) in Brooklyn, and balking at the expensive $1.00 cover price (comics back then were still 50 cents), so I didn't buy it! Boy, have I been kicking myself since 1983 for passing up that issue. Life's regrets!
Ross said...
"See issue #665 for that."
Is there an easy way to go straight to a particular issue, either from the regular or the mobile site?
Anonymous said...
"Ross said... "See issue #665 for that."
Is there an easy way to go straight to a particular issue, either from the regular or the mobile site?"
Once I knew that the page existed, I went to it by using the site's 'Label' search function for 'The Guardian'.
i did the same. i was wondering when Ross referred to an issue number if there was a direct link, like braveandboldlost.../665 or something like that.
After ALPHA FLIGHT's appearance in X-MEN and being a fan of CAPTAIN CANUCK, I remember the excitement of a Canadian super-hero team getting their own title. What a huge let-down it turned out to be though. Instead of exciting, action packed story lines, it was nothing but gloomy and dull. Byrne is a great artist, but loves to ruin or kill off characters. Roy Thomas could have worked wonders with this title.
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