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Originally Posted by Garry/Al-Fan
"SCOTT: I love the Wrecking Crew – they’re just a bunch of thugs wanting to be rich and party all the time. It’s the 80’s brought to horrific Marvel proportions. I hope they come back. I mean after they’re ki - ooops. Ahem. I guess we’ll have to wait and see. "
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I smell misdirection. They won't die unless Tanaraq makes them.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Mungi
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Originally Posted by Ottawa Renegade
How? In the post AFv3 #12 timeline, YJ never time-travelled.Quote:
Originally Posted by PWalk
But he's not linked to Tanaraq. He's in Snowbird's old body.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Mungi
He time-traveled during vol.3, so he must have had a breakdown after the series ended.Quote:
Originally Posted by Somebody
That's why I said Tanaraq appears, the personfication of death better step up his gameQuote:
Originally Posted by SephirothsKiller
But he didn't - all those events were erased/shunted off to an alternate timeline.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Mungi
As far as YJ is concerned, they fought BH6, Flashback dropped off Shaman's pouch, they went home, Sasq tipped it out, the (temporal copies of) Byrne AF turned up. No time-travel for him. Only pastShaman and Nemesis had any link to the erased/alternate timeline.
And again, Sasq is just a shapeshifter with a powerful alt form since his resurrection. He's not linked to Tq.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Mungi
They wern't simply erased, his part in the story created a AR. He still time-traveled, most of their memories were erased [apparently not as Walter remembers] and maybe that's why he was freaking out. However, the time travel did happen and Jack killing Omega Flight resulted in a different AR.Quote:
Originally Posted by Somebody
Actually he is, even Snowbird in her body got possessed by Tanaraq twice, and revealed two other times she was at risk of being taken over.
It wasn't memory-erasure. Otherwise, he would have been missing an eye besides anything else at the end when he clearly wasn't. The time-travel happened, but to an alternate YJ, NOT the YJ left at he end of the series (nor the Puck2, Centennial or MML.)Quote:
Originally Posted by King Mungi
Nemesis told Shaman basically they would be the only ones to remember what happened yet seems Walter does as well. Actually still one in the same, when the temporal copies of AF appeared Jack still had the memories of time-traveling just because part of it was fixed doesn't remove the fact he did it and even Walter remembers it so it's not unlikely Jack wouldn't as well. The real YJ was sent into the past and remained there for years until Shaman fixed the time-line with his spells, it was the same Jack.Quote:
Originally Posted by Somebody
I don't recall Snowbird ever being taken over by Tanaraq. He was prone to taking on the bestial side of Sas, but the same could be said for any form she took.
Pestilence helped Tanaraq take her over when he summoned all the Great Beasts. Then in the Alpha Flight annual they stated she was at risk of Tanaraq taking control of herQuote:
Originally Posted by DelBubs
Alright, some general reaction and questions after reading OF1 again.
1)Was that Snowbird in owl form appearing to Elizabeth in the dream/story sequence?
2)As a set up for the series, it was good, and especially for former alpha flight fans. However, for non-alpha fans, I have to wonder if it will grab people. If you're interested in Omega Flight because you like Beta Ray Bill, OF#1 didn't give you any reason to pick up the book.
I know it didn't get re-written as later issues did because of the downgrade to Mini, but I'm not sure that no re-writing the issue was a good idea.
3)Walter can't be dead, as it appears that this issue takes place before The Initiative one shot where he recruit's Michael Pointer. Since its obviously him that Agent Brown and Sasq are discussing in the heli-carrier on the bottom of page 10.
4)Possible scenarios for the future:
1)Beta Ray bill saves Walt's bacon. The Crew got their powers via an Asgardian enchanted weapon, it seems reasonable that BRB might somehow be draw to them.
2)Walt gets taken over by Tanaraq and kills them. Even if Walt wasn't in the past, theres nothing to say that the encounter with the Collective might not have changed that.
Unless the scene with Mikey was a flashback.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corvus
Unless, you know,time elapses between the helicarrier bits and the fight with the crew.
Maybe NOW we know why Walter goes from doing his best to teach a classroom to drinkign and staring at dossiers in depression.
"I gotta work with THESE people?"
I think the sequence is Helicarrier- Initative- Visit to Elizabeth - Fight with the crew
"Untold stories of Mike the Mailman".Quote:
Originally Posted by Legerd
Episode 1: Mike vs. the Pitbull.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ottawa Renegade