Alpha Flight #2

Event\Storyline: Fear Itself Writer: Greg Pak, Fred Van Lente Artist: Dale Eaglesham Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: August 3, 2016 Cover Price: $2.99 Critic Reviews: 4 User Reviews: 1
7.3Critic Rating
6.5User Rating

FEAR ITSELF TIE-IN! Alpha Flight... traitors??? After saving their country from the hammer-wielding XXXXX, The Flight are captured by the newly risen Unity Party and branded as traitors. Now they must escape from the bowels of the top-secret facility, Department H, they once called home. In doing so they must confront the shocking betrayal of one of their core members -- and discover an imprisoned hero readers have clamored to see since this series was announced! The red-hot writing team of Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente and artistic legend Dale Eaglesham continue their highly-anticipated resurrection of one of Marvel's most beloved super hero t more

  • 9.0
    cxPulp - Adam Chapman Jul 14, 2011

    Despite my lingering misgivings about the heavy political aspect of the book, and how I don't think it really works in a Canadian context, there's no doubt about it that this book is a fantastic piece of work, with a great script by Pak/Van Lente and extremely enjoyable artwork by the always-enjoyable Dale Eaglesham. Editor Mark Paniccia has truly assembled a grade-A team here, and it shows in the great finished product. Also, for those not in the know, the title of the issue, Born on the First of July, is a nice take-off on the classic film Born on the Fourth of July, which works because July 1st is Canada Day, analogous to the US' July 4th. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! Read Full Review

  • 8.3
    Comic Watch - Nicolas Duncan May 9, 2020

    Comic book fans-- Byrne fans in particular--will enjoy Alpha Flight #2. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Comic Vine - Matt Demers Jul 13, 2011

    I'm excited to see where this book goes, as Fred Van Lente and Greg Pak have done a great job at both establishing a new storyline and bringing up old continuity for older fans. Read Full Review

  • 4.0
    Comic Book Resources - Doug Zawisza Jul 14, 2011

    This second issue of "Alpha Flight" contributes a great deal towards setting up the story and the premise for this series, but it does so at the sacrifice of a good story. Taken by itself, this issue is flat, but clearly, this is intended to be the second of eight chapters, so I am certain it is simply a lull in the story before the real action hits. After all, how many times can this team go against the Box robots? Read Full Review

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