Omega Flight #1 Sells Out

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By: Stephen Schleicher | April 10th, 2007

Marvel Comics has announced Omega Flight #1 has sold out at Diamond and will go back to print with a variant cover by Scott Kolins.

In the wake of Civil War, Canada has put together its own super-team called Omega Flight, the last line of defense for the Great White North against super villain insurgents from abroad. Unfortunately for the Canadians, before Omega Flight can band together, a powerful team of villains have decided to turn their northern neighbor into a playground for plundering.

The new printing will be available May 9, 2007 for $2.99.

via Marvel Comics

Posted in Marvel, Omega Flight, Press Release

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2 Responses to “Omega Flight #1 Sells Out”

doubledumbassonyou:

April 10, 2007 at 8:50 pm

I found the art in this issue to be painfully bad. More so than the art on New Avengers, but I just may be nitpicking.

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Matthew Peterson:

April 11, 2007 at 7:05 am

It’s not nitpicking when you express your opinion of the art… If you don’t like it, you don’t like it. The art didn’t make an impression on me, good or ill, and frankly, I can’t remember what it looked like. I’ll check when I get home later…

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