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I believe the Walt as a woman was Bill Mantlo.

The town-gone-crazy, iirc, was the result of editorial interference. This is one of my vague memories, but I remember hearing something about how...

I agree with most of what you say; and have had a crush on (Claremont/Byrne) Storm too long to judge you for loving Snowbird. :)

I think it was Hudnall who wrote the #12. arc you speak of - for...

I'm not sure for either. Carriage return seems to work on my computer, like

this, but I'm not sure how to make it work for you. What sort of device are you using? Computer? Phone?
(I've just...

That's cool; I want to say welcome aboard, but you've been around two years, so…

I agree with most of your choices, too!
But, uh… "Scramble - the way Byrne drew Heather and the other altered...

Yes, welcome!
Excellent tastes there! :)

~ Le Messor
"A poor excuse is like an old bucket; doesn't matter what shape it's in, as long as it holds water."
~ P.K. Shaw

Of course.

You've read quite a bit more than the trades! How did you get your hands on those?



That would be Scott Lobdell. He also had a brief run on volume 1.



I agree with all you wrote for this...

Nice to see the consistency! :)

Welcome. :)

Well, Zephyr, I agree with pretty much everything you said. Including about Calimee's layouts.

Oh, I wouldn't say that. While I agree that post-Byrne AF never reached the heights it had under its creator, Calimee was probably my least-favourite artist on the book.

As I said, he's gotten...

Hello Human Fly, and welcome!

I'm liking your tastes right now.

For the record, Bill Mantlo turned the twins into elves.

Oh, and John Calimee has improved a lot since his AF days.

~ Le...

I remember the Headlok issue, but I didn't remember the FF were in it.

That'd be during Nicieza's run. Was that when they faced Doom?
(I honestly don't remember it.)

FF Cross Over?[/QUOTE]

I figure that means volume 1 #3-4.

Also, with all this talk of Wendigo - interesting that they never faced one of their own biggest villains in their own book! (At least,...

When you say Box is your least favourite... Which Box? Jeffries? (Because you're likeliest to have seen him.)

It's his first work for Marvel ever. (I don't know how debut-y it is; he may have done something professional before that. He may not. I dunno.)
It's beautiful.
He drew the cover to #60, which you...

Curious to see if we will agree, on someone who will be coming up much later...[/QUOTE]


Actually, D, unless you get beyond issue 60, neither of these things will come up. :(



On this, most...

Sounds like you're going to keep reading through. How much else do you have of Alpha Flight?

I like that you filled in all the favourites, and left the least favourites blank... for now. :)

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Just one of my quirks...

Okay, that makes sense, he says, pretending to know anything about Eastern US geography. :)



Murdered by pirates is good.

~ Le Messor
"It is a wise father that knows his own child."

BlueRoommate, I can't promise anything.

Byrne's AF was my first comic, too (collecting; I wouldn't hazard a guess about reading).

Do you live around Cleveland?

~ Le Messor
"It is a foolish...

Oh, cool. I'll get the axe.



Well, welcome, then!



Glad to see another person with similar tastes to me! (Thumbs up Byrne, thumbs down Seagle. And, Pratchett quote noted.)

Wouldn't the blame then be on the colourist, and not Ashley Wood?

Edit: Never mind, just figured out it was two different people making two different critiques.

- Le Messor
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