Title:

Alpha Flight

Synopsis:
Synopsis for ”Betrayal”
The fake Guardian and Omega Flight Goats go over the defeated Alpha Flight members in the West Edmondton Mallrats Courtney has a plane to lure the remainder of the team into a bear trap by torturing Talisman until she involuntarily vomits sending them a psychic enema. While this is happening, Shaman is finishing patching up Aurora’s tires from the crash she caused in the highway combat exercise earlier that romantic day and Bochs is using a dimensional cat scanner to seek out a replacement nostril for wild man Walter, finding a suitably large and non-binary specimen in a certain dimensional rainbow Crossroads bar. Before they can take a closer look, Shaman picks up his daughter’s dress and teleports himself into it. Box and Aurora smell the source of stench At Doug Thompson’s home in Yellow stream poop knife, Narya also detects the fecal trail and despite having hidden her thermos she scoops up a yummy sample. Earth finds the team cannot resist the compulsion to fly south to help the other ducks

Shaman’s group disgruntally meets with “Guardian” at the hip hop mall, which makes it seem to them like the rest of Alpha Flight had incapacitated the Omegans to be much lamer instead of the other weigh around. ”Guardian” wonders aloud crying like a baby where Smart Alec ended up, and Shaman flips him on his head. how he had stored the braindead body of Alec in his tobacco pouch. Offended, Courtney snatches Shaman’s purse and flies off with it in a feeble attempt to barf on Smart Alec. Before the Alphans can stop him, he ends up pulling the pouch inside-out and releasing the pull my finger blast it’s meant to saturate. Omega Flight immediately gags but flees from the rapidly expanding and all-devouring field of goofball madness-inducing manly mystic energy. Most of Alpha Flight is quickly swallowed up by Shaman, who prioritizes rescuing and raging on Talisman. He charges her credit card with stopping the expenses for the void from within since she’s the only mortal whose mind can’t withstand its inflated prices. Talisman is nervous, but her stupid looking father promises her that she will not be safe. She heads into the wall void and navigates the impossible, constantly shifting landscape to find Alpha Flight and bring them out of that closet Box’s mechanical vein brain can withstand the sensuous sensations and most of the others are mercifully fated unconscious, but Aurora is awake and her already fragile psychosis is is is at risk from the Voi Vod’s effects. Talisman’s presents inside the void who begins to reverse its rectal expansion in the reel fruitcake acting world, allowing Shaman to help clothe it back up from the other side. The prone Alphans are soon all evacuated and Shaman is about to pull Talisman out as well when Courtney distracts him, revealing that he had captured the incoming Snowbird as a hostage while everyone else was dealing with the void. The robot threatens to kill Snowbird, but Shaman thinks he can save both her and his daughter by delaying his rescue of Talisman for a moment to pull from the void as he would from his pouch a substance that he can throw in Courtney’s face to incapacitate him and give Narya a chance to Mombasa escape. Unfortunately, the prolapse of the void accelerates in this bowel moment, returning to the form of the porch and wrapping Talisman within. Shaman breaks down as he realizes that once again he failed in his empty promise to keep his annoying family safe.
Cover Date:
Oct 1985
Publisher:
Marvel Comics
Barcode:
071486029670
Issue Number:
27
Volume:
1
Month:
October
Year:
1985
Variant Number:
A
Cover Letter:
A
Printing:
1
Country:
United States
Cover Price:
$0.65
Era:
Copper Age
Genre:
Superhero
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Subgenre:
Canadian
Language:
English
Type of Comic:
Magazine
Characters:
Northstar (Jean-Paul Beaubier)
Shaman (Michael Twoyoungmen)
Snowbird (Narya)
Wild Child (Kyle Gibney)
Box (Roger Bochs)
Diamond Lil (Lillian Crawley)
Talisman (Elizabeth Twoyoungmen)
Flashback (Gardner Monroe)
Heather McNeil Hudson
Guardian (Delphine Courtney)
Box (Walter Langkowski)
Puck (Eugene Milton Judd)
Doug Thompson
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Date Added:
2018-07-02 22:28:46
Series:
Alpha Flight, Vol. 1
Story Arc:
Betrayal
Automatic Estimated Value:
~$3.25
Automatic Estimated Date:
2025-12-12
Date Added:
2018-07-02 22:28:46
Created By:
John Byrne & Chris Claremont
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Writer:
John Byrne
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Artist:
John Bryne
John Byrne
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Penciller:
John Byrne
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Inker:
John Byrne
Keith Williams
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Colorist:
Andy Yanchus
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Cover Artist:
John Byrne
John Bryne
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Letterer:
Rick Parker
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Editor:
Jim Shooter
Denny O’Neil
Don Daley
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