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Alpha Flight goes on a “world tour.”
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They meet X-Factor in the U.S. and fight zombies and break up a wedding.
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And it’s still not a great comic. I really don’t understand how that’s possible.
Then, we visit with a bunch of heroes we almost never see in Euruope…
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Shamrock, Le Peregrine, a Marvel UK character, and Brain Drain.
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And again, sadly, not a great comic.
Finally, we go to Russia. And there are no Soviet Super Soldiers. Just the KGB and the tired old Master of the World villain.
Not much of a world tour. No Africa. No Asia. No South America. Etc. There are so many reasons these issues should have been good, but they’re just average. I acknowledge, though, that it is an improvement for an Alpha Flight story to make it to “average.”
More meh.