Contacting Marvel to say you LOVE Alpha Flight

Hey guys, the following information is correct way to contact Marvel to inform them you LOVED Chaos War: Alpha Flight.

Email: MHeroes@Marvel.com & mondomarvel@marvel.com (editorial staff)

Snail Mail:

Marvel Entertainment, LLC
135 W. 50th Street, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10020

Attentention to: Mark Paniccia & Jordan White (editors) and Tom Brevoort. Maybe the best way to ensure all of the above recieve the message is to send copies of your letter to each.

Also it is very important to ask your retailer to let Marvel know of your great interest in Alpha Flight.

Ben

Jordan White (editor of the book) can also be tweeted: @cracksh0t (that's a zero in there)

Email sent.

hey, for those who have sent email, please resend to mondomarvel@marvel.com to reach editors Mark and Jordan. For those who haven't sent yet, please send to both addresses.

Uh, email resent. :p

Done

I sent a quick e-mail supporting more projects for an Alpha Flight mini-series or even an ongoing one. This was a good idea to get our thoughts out to the creators and planners of the comic books.

I even posted it on my FB and got a few folks to repost it there. :-D

Sent in a snail-mail letter; will jot down a quick email tonight.

anyone who is more into facebook than me can maybe create a FB group-thingie to get people who wanna plug AF to join.

Quick flyby:

Some Thor: The Might Avenger fans are putting together a push to save their book from the axe (details here). Could AF.net possibly do something similar to draw attention to the fact that we want more Alpha Flight?

We could revive the maple syrup mailings we did in the past. Or how about snail mailing fan art with the message about a new book?

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Originally Posted by Legerd

We could revive the maple syrup mailings we did in the past. Or how about snail mailing fan art with the message about a new book?

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Honestly what speaks most to Marvel is SALES! Noise just helps to encourage, it's sales that convinces. They are a corporate company, there ultimately to make money. If a product doesn't sell, they stop making it. If a product is marginally successful, then maybe fans calling for it will be the tipping point. AF historically has been a tipping point product. We don't yet know how sales are gong to be. we need to wait at least a month from publication to get even an early indication of what is going down. Fear not, your friends at AF.net will do everthing to ensure we are all well informed...and future interviews and scoops are already in the works.

Ben

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Originally Posted by Ben

Honestly what speaks most to Marvel is SALES! Noise just helps to encourage, it's sales that convinces. They are a corporate company, there ultimately to make money. If a product doesn't sell, they stop making it. If a product is marginally successful, then maybe fans calling for it will be the tipping point. AF historically has been a tipping point product. We don't yet know how sales are gong to be. we need to wait at least a month from publication to get even an early indication of what is going down. Fear not, your friends at AF.net will do everthing to ensure we are all well informed...and future interviews and scoops are already in the works.

Ben

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What meaneth though by the statement "...future...scoops are already in the works"? :-s