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John Angelo
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Box! Box was great. At least the version I knew...
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Eric Smearman
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Puck!
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Ted Pugliese
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TODAY'S TOSS-UP (1/17):
Still playing with Alpha Flight, which strong man?
Sasquatch or Box?
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Ted Pugliese
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P.S. I am really lookng forward to the new trades.
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Wade Duvall
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Sasquatch
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Ryan Maxwell
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Sasquatch. It was a great twist to have him...what he ended up being...and his relationship with Aurora was never boring.
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Kevin Hagerman
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Hairy guy versus mechanical guy, eh? No one brings the furry like JB (I expect to go to Pun Prison for that one) but outside of George Perez I can't think of anyone close when it comes to all things mechanical. Plus, Walter Langkowski got to be both! So, much to my surprise I am going with Box.
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Ryan Maxwell
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Sasquatch took on Tundra, Super Skrull, himself, a goodly part of Alpha
Flight, and created a lake by taking down trees and part of a mountain
side. Roger Bochs got uppity when Walter/Box punched one boulder,
and I seriously doubt he'd be able to, ahem, take on Aurora if
equipped.
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John Angelo
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Still Box for me. I liked Sasquatch, but the look of Box reminded me of a mechanical Thing. And I always liked the fact that Roger Bochs was a wheelchair-bound character with an incredible power.
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Wade Duvall
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Speaking of Sasquatch is he still a she? When last I read Alpha Flight somehow he was turned into a she. Had something to do with Snowbird as I recall.
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Oliver Staley
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Oh, Sasquatch by a country mile. One of the great characters and really
made sense as an avatar of Canadian quintessence. Langowski always
seemed like a real person and I loved his background as a brainy football
player (for Tampa, of all teams).
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Juan Jose Colin Arciniega
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Sasquatch
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