Some Alpha Flight appearances

[marvelnowfansite]

You mean like turning Puck into a mutant so he's not one of those androgynous types like Deadpool floating around?

Puck can be explained as follows: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puck_(comics)

[Flightpath07]

Puck can be explained as follows: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puck_(comics)

LOL. Yes, yes it can. (Seriously, click the link.)

[Phil]

Wikipedia is wrong, pure and simple. Anyone can change and edit that.

[GingrBeard]

Wikipedia is wrong, pure and simple. Anyone can change and edit that.

Says "altered human" which is right, no? Also, Cap would fall into that category to but he's fine. Scarlet witch has it out for Puck I guess. Or she's another ex wife

[Flightpath07]

When I click the link, it says "Wikipedia does not have an article with this exact name."

[Phil]

Manually type in the ) that the paginated link misses out.

[Le Messor]

Manually type in the ) that the paginated link misses out.

Aha! It does seem to work much better that way.

We've had similar things before - Roger Bochs's name (apparently) on an autopsy drawer in X-Men 2, Sasquatch being one of the lupine mutants in Wolverine, etc... so it could be more surprising.

~ Le Messor
"Man who falls in vat of molten optical glass makes spectacle of self."

[Calbretto]

I just read Uncanny Avengers last night and thought of coming here to complain about Puck being shown as a mutant, but it seems I'm late to the party.

I really hate the Sasquatch inclusion in the Romulus storyline in Wolverine. What were they thinking?

[Le Messor]

I really hate the Sasquatch inclusion in the Romulus storyline in Wolverine. What were they thinking?

Now, now... don't be so quick with the accusations.
I'm pretty sure there wasn't much thinking going on at all.

~ Le Messor
"Many of my readers assume that I am dead and are quite surprised to find me still alive. Nevertheless this is indeed the case."
~ Isaac Asimov in 1979 (he died in 1992)

[Phil]

A sort-of-kinda-ish appearance: 1994's Fury #1 features Hydra trying to steal Mac's Am-Can exosuit (Mac's not in it, but the suit apparently is - I haven't got it.).

[Le Messor]

I like these oddball pseudo-appearances. Is that Fury as in Nick?

[Phil]

Yah!

[Flightpath07]

WHICH Nick Fury? The classic comic character, or the Samuel L. Jackson movie version? Or an LMD?

[Phil]

1994, so classic.

[Le Messor]

Yeah, going by the year it had to be David Hasselhoff, not Samuel L. Jackson.

~ Le Messor
"Many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our point of view."
~ Obi-Wan Kenobi in Return of the Jedi