One decision keeps popping up for me about AF# 44: if your leader (Heather) or your team-mates (Judd and Jeffries) KNOW that your powers are going to get negated if you touch your sibling, why on earth would you split the team up and have Northstar and Aurora in the same group, in a cave, going after a foe who beat them handily the first time?Originally Posted by Tawmis
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Or the editors didn't care about Alpha Flight, in general.
I stuck through it, the entire original run, because of how much I liked the team. I kept hoping they'd get fixed.
(After #29 through #56, so much bad stuff had happened that I didn't believe it could be fixed...a lot of it will be considered canon, no matter how much retro-revising. G/A-F)
#106? The Coming Out Issue, perhaps?
(The Bachelor party/bar-hopping issue is the one I don't have, yet. G/A-F)
It was like a family! What are you talking about? A Charles Manson killing one another type family, but a family nonetheless...
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