Alpha Flight #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Friends...And Lovers," Alpha Flight faces a personal crisis when Scramble’s failed transformation leaves Walter Langkowski permanently in Snowbird’s form, upending relationships and identities. Tensions flare as Aurora rejects both Roger and Walter, pushing Roger to don the Box armor in a rage—forcing the team to confront one of their own. Written by Bill Mantlo and illustrated by June Brigman, with inks by Whilce Portacio and colors by Bob Sharen, this 1987 issue explores emotional fallout and fractured loyalties, all capped by a cover by June Brigman and Terry Austin.
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Things get tricky when Scramble discovers that he cannot turn Walter Langkowski's body back into a male so he is stuck in the form of Snowbird when he is human. Aurora causes trouble when she spurns both of her lovers, Roger because Walter is back and Walter because he is a woman. As his body begins to reject his new legs, Roger enters the Box armor and attacks Aurora for rejecting him. Alpha Flight is forced to battle one of their own and only win when Jeffries phases into the Box armor, forcing Roger out.
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