Alpha Flight, Vol. 1
#34
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Alpha Flight, Vol. 1 #34
Honor · Direct Edition · 1986
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Details
- Publisher
- Marvel Comics
- Cover date
- May 1986
- Format
- Comic
- Pages
- 32
- Variant
- Direct Edition
- Key
- Origin of Lord Dark Wind
Credits
- writer
- Bill Mantlo
- penciller
- Sal Buscema
- inker
- Gerry Talaoc
- colorist
- Bob Sharen
- letterer
- Janice Chiang
- cover artist
- Mike Mignola
- editor
- Carl Potts
Story
Judd flies off to retrieve Heather before she hurts herself. Thompson shows up at the mansion carrying Snowbird, whom he announces is ill and is his wife. She calls for Michael, but he is off in the wilderness talking to his dead grandfather. Deathstrike claims Wolverine's skeleton, since the adamantium technology was stolen from her father, whom she later killed. Heather suspects that Mac was involved, and that they didn't come across Wolverine by accident. Wolverine and Heather best Deathstrike's samurai, but the lady herself bears an indestructible blade and duels Wolverine. Judd arrives and accidentally crashes the Omniship into them both. Deathstrike shatters her blade against Heather's suit. Attuma nets Marrina.
Characters
Northstar (Jean-Paul Beaubier) · Puck (Eugene Milton Judd) · Aurora (Jeanne-Marie Beaubier)
