Alpha Flight #51
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis October 1987 Marvel issue puts Canada's super-team front and center in a scene crackling with battlefield chaos — a snarling, feral figure dominates the foreground while soldiers scramble below and a red energy cannon blazes in the background amid bursting explosions. The yellow sky gives the whole composition a sharp, urgent pop that makes the cover pencils by Hilary Barta and inks by Kevin Nowlan feel genuinely kinetic. With interior art by a young Jim Lee and writing by Bill Mantlo, Alpha Flight #51 is a fine snapshot of the series hitting its stride.
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Reprinted in Strange #232 (1989), Alpha Flight by Mantlo & Lee Omnibus #[nn] (2025), Marvel Two-In-One Alpha Flight & La Masa #45
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