Marvel Premiere Classics

[Flightpath07]

Well, it is a two-parter.

So am I. Wait, i thought that was a golfing reference...and truth be told, i haven't golfed in 22 years, so I'd probably be a 27-putter.

[Le Messor]

I've never golfed, so I'd be a 12+ no-brainer.

- LM

[Le Messor]

#91: Silver Surfer: Parable, four of the team have a cameo in the second story.

[Le Messor]

#96: West Coast Avengers: Zodiac Attack contains a flashback to the Contest of Champions, showing Sasquatch (which would also be in #45: Avengers: The Contest).
There's also a bit from Marvel Age ann #3; it opens with the Fred Hembeck show, with his line 'I guess their message is 'don't lose sight of Alpha Flight'.'

[Phil]

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/08/...tles-official/

[Le Messor]

Thanks... I knew.

In fact, #106 will be the last - "#107" was a typo, apparently.

OTOH, I'm gonna save a fortune!

- Le Messor
Loretta: "If all this is for me, how come the cake says Nick and Diane?"
Nick: "You know what a terrible speller I am!"
~ Cheers

[Flightpath07]

Sorry, guys. I know quite a few of you loved them.

Hey! Was that an APOLOGY from Marvel?!?

[Le Messor]

#99: Iron Man: Revenge of the Mandarin has a flashback to the Master of the World in Heroes for Hire.

[Le Messor]

Hey! Was that an APOLOGY from Marvel?!?

Don't get your hopes up... it was just a guy who apparently works for them...

- Le Messor
"In a hierarchy, every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence."

[Flightpath07]

Don't get your hopes up... it was just a guy who apparently works for them...

- Le Messor
"In a hierarchy, every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence."

Yes, he obviously doesn't speak for the company.

[Phil]

But why should Marvel apologise?
What have they got to apologise for?

[Flightpath07]

But why should Marvel apologise?
What have they got to apologise for?

Didn't say they DID. Didn't say they SHOULD.

I was, in all seriousness, expressing shock that a company employee at Marvel WOULD and DID express their apologies for the ending of a title/series/whatever-you-wanna-call-it. That's not like them.

[Le Messor]

I was, in all seriousness, expressing shock that a company employee at Marvel WOULD and DID express their apologies for the ending of a title/series/whatever-you-wanna-call-it. That's not like them.

More regret / sympathy than a full-on apology.

- Le Messor
"In a free society, standards of public morality can be measured only by whether physical coercion, violence against persons or property, occurs. There is no right not to be offended by words, actions, or symbols."
~ Richard E. Sincere, Jr.

[Le Messor]

More an afterthought than an appearance:
#103: Spider-Man: Revenge of the Sinister Six has a back-up story with Diablo. It refers to events in Alpha Flight #103, including a caption referencing it by title and issue number.

[Le Messor]

#95: Spider-Man: Perceptions includes a ¾ page panel of Sasquatch and Puck handwaving why they're not helping in the fight against Wendigo. (Wolverine told them he could handle it alone, thank you.)