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Shaman has a fairly decent role helping fix the situation, Marrina does appear and from the looks of it Sasquatch is fixed by the process and appears to be himself by the end!
All topped off with a classic Eaglesham ending page.
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Yay!
Dale knocks it out of the park again with his art. Sad I missed him at FanExpo. Still don't like the Great Beasts being ignored, but overall it was a decent read.
Also nice to see Machine Man get a new attire. I actually have Machine Man #1, and always been a fan of the chracter :)
When I first picked up this series it looked like AF was just there to be punching bags (again), but the ending was very satisfying. I hope this is an ongoing thing, having AF actually play a role in defeating the villains instead of being in a story to be part of the body count. If there is ever to be a chance for the team to get a new book new readers have to see them as competent heroes. Maybe the folks at Marvel finally get that.
I see what you are getting at here, but I disagree that it is because of the "process". Or, at least, nothing here says or proves it is part of the process. Also, all we hear is Sas give one line; not really enough to go on.Quote:
and from the looks of it Sasquatch is fixed by the process and appears to be himself by the end!
Does he appear to be himself? Sure. Based on that one line, and the two panels we see him in after the process of returning the Alphans to full life, yes, it appears he might be of normal intelligence. However, one could also look at him in his last panel in this book, notice the stupid and practically-drooling look on his face, and suggest that the opposite might be true, he might now be even stupider.
Only time will tell.