X-Men: Alpha Flight #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Home Are the Heroes!" marks a pivotal moment in the X-Men: Alpha Flight series, as Cody’s well-intentioned act of selling Mac’s power suit design unknowingly arms Hydra. With Kitty and Colossus abducted during a date—along with the entire X-Men—Alpha Flight must step up to rescue their teammates, confronting the long-reaching vengeance of Baron Strucker and his Hydra forces. Written by Ben Raab and John Cassaday, with art by Cassaday and colors by Jason Wright, this issue delivers a high-stakes mission grounded in loyalty and sacrifice, all framed by a striking cover by Dave Cockrum and Terry Austin.
After saving the universe, the X-Men enjoy a rare moment of peace at the Mansion—until Weapon Alpha strikes, intent on reclaiming Wolverine for Canada. With old alliances tested and new tensions rising, the team must confront a mission that blurs the line between duty and home.
When a sudden storm forces the X-Men off course into Canadian airspace, they’re met not by rescue but by Alpha Flight—ready to seize Wolverine. With tensions flaring between the teams, the skies over Canada become a battleground as the X-Men stand between their teammate and the law.
Wolverine and Nightcrawler journey to Canada to aid Alpha Flight in tracking down the terrifying Wendigo, while back at the mansion, the X-Men begin forging their new unity—Kitty Pryde navigating her place among legends, and Storm, Angel, and Colossus preparing for the challenges ahead.
In "Rage!", Wolverine and Nightcrawler join forces with Alpha Flight to confront the terrifying Wendigo, a monstrous threat that pushes even the strongest heroes to their limits. As Shaman works to reclaim the beast’s humanity, the team faces a crushing blow when the Canadian government dismantles Alpha Flight in the aftermath.
When Gary Cody unknowingly sells the design for Mac’s power suit to Hydra, he sets off a chain of events that culminates in the sudden abduction of Kitty Pryde and Colossus—along with the rest of the X-Men—during a date. Now, with the X-Men captured and Hydra’s revenge unfolding, Alpha Flight must step in to rescue them, facing not just a well-armed enemy but the echoes of past conflicts that still shape their present.
In "Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot...", Alpha Flight and the X-Men clash in a high-stakes rescue mission, pitting their fractured alliance against Baron von Strucker and Hydra in a chaotic showdown. With old wounds and shifting loyalties testing their resolve, the teams must navigate a storm of conflicting instincts and past tensions to face a shared threat.
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↩ Reprints The X-Men #109 (1978), The X-Men #120 (1979), The X-Men #121 (1979), The X-Men #139 (1980), The X-Men #140 (1980), Marvel Age #32 (1985), X-Men / Alpha Flight #1 (1985), X-Men / Alpha Flight #2 (1986), X-Men / Alpha Flight #1 (1998), X-Men / Alpha Flight: The Gift #1 (1998), X-Men / Alpha Flight #2 (1998)
Reprinted in X-Men / Alpha Flight #[nn] (2016)
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