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Le Messor, I got "FX", also. It's a cute concept, but I still like AF best. (Well, what can I say? I'll always be prejudiced! :wink: )

I hadn't thought of "The Blooding" in awhile, but the other...

Great sadness. :cry: Alpha was never this good again.

I particularly liked the scene with the team and the Beyonder all together in the Edmonton Mall. The contrast between Snowbird's narrow-eyed...

Sad! :(

Varo, I agree that JB's run in "The Hulk" was disappointing. I just remembered a recent series that he did that was decent: "X-Men: The Hidden Years". This was pretty good, but unfortunately, it...

Le Messor, you've just named the two reasons why I've balked at joining JB's message board. In light of Alpha's 25th anniversary, I wanted to come on board and share some of my memories of the day I...

I completely agree about the announcement at the end. Although I had known JB was leaving the book months ahead of when it was announced, I was still devastated. :(

Good adaptation, Ryan. I was also intrigued to read JB's remarks about how things turned out disappointingly after he left the book. "For me, or for Alpha." I won't debate that!

That's all right, Ryan; I understand. I missed the last two pages with Snowbird and Doug Thompson, but this was a double-sized issue, after all.

This is the issue I've been waiting for. A classic! (And the next --double-- issue, #24, is equally good.) What more can I say? Thanks for running these, Ryan.

Well, wait till the next issue. Now that one's a classic! :wink:

This is one of my all-time favorite Alpha Flight issues. A great time-travel story, and a fun mix of characters: Shaman, Snowbird, Puck, and Talisman. I always liked the introduction of Talisman,...

And the hits continue! :D I love Elizabeth Twoyoungmen, and the scenes with Snowbird were also great, (enjoyed seeing her as a bunny rabbit).

I just thought of something. What's going to happen...

I hear you, Flightpath. I'm always saddened whenever I read John Byrne's comments regarding Alpha Flight. I've always thought that Alpha Flight is the best work he's ever done, (besides his Uncanny...

Fascinating to see, Ryan! And someone, (Gentleman Jim Warden), actually owns the pencils to the entire AF #14? How marvelous that he let you use them here for our pleasure. Please thank him for me....

Thank you! :D

Good work, Ryan. I'm somewhat sorry that you didn't post the last page of the Sasquatch origin story, where Walter calls Snowbird, "Birdie". (A little thing, but it was little things as well as the...

Good job. I always thought the cover of #3 was striking, and I'm surprised to learn that it's JB's favorite cover of all his work.

Thanks for starting the AF reading club, Ryan! :D Just seeing these pages again brings back good memories. I've been a fan of AF from their first appearance in X-Men #120-121, and was one of the...