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Fictional team history

Department H Puck Marrina Vindicator Tundra

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Publication history

Alpha Flight John Byrne

2 related topics

Overview

Superhero American comic books Marvel Comics Gamma Flight Canadian

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Publisher: Marvel Comics
Created by: John Byrne
First appearance: Alpha Flight #1
Member(s): none, Defunct

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Overview

Superhero
American comic books American comic book
Marvel Comics
Gamma Flight
Canadian Canada
Alpha Flight

Publication history

Alpha Flight Alpha Flight (comic book)
John Byrne John Byrne (comics)

Fictional team history

Department H
Puck Puck (Marvel Comics)
Marrina Marrina Smallwood
Vindicator Guardian (Marvel Comics)
Tundra Tundra (Marvel Comics)
Heather MacNeil Hudson Vindicator (comics)
Box Box (comics)
Flashback Flashback (comics)
Jerome Jaxon Jerry Jaxon
Omega Flight
Purple Girl Persuasion (comics)
Goblyn
Manikin Manikin (comics)
Pathway Pathway (comics)
Decimation Decimation (comics)

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Beta Flight

Nodes27

Edges26

Triples39

Avg. degree1.93

Density0.074074

Components1

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Beta Flight

Top relations

related to history · 28

Beta Flight → All, Alpha Flight, Box, Department, Department H's, Flashback, Flight, Gamma Flight, Goblyn, Great Beast Tundra, Guardian, Heather Hudson, Heather MacNeil Hudson, Hudson, Jaxon, Jerome Jaxon, John Byrne, Manikin, Marrina, Omega Flight

related to External links · 6

Beta Flight → Appendix, Flight, Handbook, Marvel, Marvel Universe, Marvel WikiAlphaFlight

Created by · 1

Beta Flight → John Byrne

First appearance · 1

Beta Flight → Alpha Flight #1

Member(s) · 1

Beta Flight → none, Defunct

Publisher · 1

Beta Flight → Marvel Comics

is a · 1

Beta Flight → fictional superhero team appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics

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flight beta alpha members team department gamma marvel canadian along join fictional first comics hudson new raw vindicator box created

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Beta Flight	Created by	John Byrne	1.00	infobox
Beta Flight	First appearance	Alpha Flight #1	1.00	infobox
Beta Flight	Member(s)	none, Defunct	1.00	infobox
Beta Flight	Publisher	Marvel Comics	1.00	infobox
Beta Flight	is a	fictional superhero team appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics	0.90	text
Beta Flight	related to External links	Marvel	0.60	section
Beta Flight	related to External links	Flight	0.60	section
Beta Flight	related to External links	Marvel WikiAlphaFlight	0.60	section
Beta Flight	related to External links	Appendix	0.60	section
Beta Flight	related to External links	Handbook	0.60	section
Beta Flight	related to External links	Marvel Universe	0.60	section
Beta Flight	related to history	Alpha Flight	0.60	section

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