Comics:Alpha Flight Vol 1 112

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Part of the 'Infinity War' event

Alpha Flight Vol 1 #112

September, 1992

Editor-in-Chief

Tom DeFalco

"Bare Bones Part 3"
Writers Simon Furman Pencilers Pat Broderick Inkers Bruce D. Patterson Colourists Bob Sharen Letterers Janice Chiang Editors Rob Tokar

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Alpha Flight #111

Alpha Flight #113

Appearing in "Bare Bones Part 3"

Featured Characters:

• Gamma Flight/Beta Flight
  • Windshear (Colin Hume)
  • Persuasion (Kara Killgrave)
  • Manikin (Whitman Knapp)
  • Talisman (Elizabeth Twoyoungmen)
  • Witchfire
  • Laura Dean
  • Goblyn

Supporting Characters:

• Alpha Flight
  • Weapon Omega (Kyle Gibney)
  • Sasquatch (Walter Langkowski)
  • Northstar (Jean-Paul Beaubier)
  • Aurora (Jeanne-Marie Beaubier)
  • Puck (Eugene Judd)
  • Vindicator (Heather Hudson)

Villains:

• Master of the World
• Omega Flight (Servants of the Master)
  • Miss Mass
  • Strongarm (Omega Flight)
  • Sinew
  • Bile
  • Brain Drain
  • Tech-Noir
• Ska'r

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Synopsis for "Bare Bones Part 3"

The Master of the World continues his preparations to save the Earth from the coming assault of the Magus by letting the Ska’r feed on Canada, starting with Beta Flight. Beta Flight engage the new Omega Flight in battle, and prove their worth to the angry Windshear. Talisman continues on her quest deep within her mind, and witnesses the history of the Ska’r unfold before her eyes, learning that she was the gatekeeper of the Ska’r, for the power of the Talisman kept them locked in their pocket dimension, and it was also her power that accidentally set them free. After giving Omega Flight what they deserve, Beta Flight turn their attention to the Master himself, who is impressed with their efforts, particularly Witchfire, who he believes is truly her father’s daughter. From her hospital bed, Talisman encourages her team to fight on and Laura Dean opens a portal to the Ska’r city, where Windshear can use his powers to push them back in to it, at the protest of the Master who warns them that the Ska’r were the only thing preventing the Magus from destroying the Earth. The Master then teleports away, and Windshear wonders if they did the right thing, or if they doomed the universe. Laura Dean points out that they have to act on behalf of the Canadian people, and save the people of their country, leaving the fate of the universe to those more qualified. With the Ska’r and the Master now gone, Canada is once again safe. Later, once the Infinity War is over, Weapon Omega is in a daze over battling his darker self, Wild Child, and Windshear admits to the rest of Alpha Flight that he was wrong about Beta Flight, that they should not be “Gamma Flight” reserves, and that they are more than just kids, and presents them with their own team uniform.

Notes

• Gamma Flight is incorporated into Beta Flight.
  

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