| Release: | Apr 17, 1984 |
| Cover: | Jul 1984 |
... and One Shall Surely Die
| Release: | Apr 17, 1984 |
| Cover: | Jul 1984 |
Synopsis: Heather realizes she has been kidnapped by Jaxxon, who wants revenge on Mac for betraying him and ruining his life (see iss. 2). She tries to escape Courtney, and discovers she is a robot. Alpha Flight (except for a romantically-engaged Marrina) assemble in response to Mac's distress call. Northstar and Walter fight over Aurora until Judd, Michael, and Snowbird stop them. Aurora snaps Walter out of his rage, and Michael ports all of them to Mac's side, where he is engaged with Omega Flight. Michael realizes that he has bound Anne's spirit to the land of Canada. Smart Alec looks into Michael's medicine bag and goes mad. Jaxxon takes over Box to have the privilege of killing Mac, but he tears out the circuitry, and the feedback kills Jaxxon. The power pack in Mac's suit explodes, burning him to cinders, just as Heather finds him.
| Writer | John Byrne |
| Artist | John Byrne |
| Cover Artist | John Byrne |
| Colorist | Andy Yanchus |
| Letterer | Michael Higgins |
| Editor | Dennis O'Neil |
| Editor in Chief | Jim Shooter |
| Sub-Mariner | Namor McKenzie |
| Northstar | Jean-Paul Beaubier |
| Puck | Eugene Milton Judd |
| Sasquatch | Walter Langkowski |
| Aurora | Jeanne-Marie Beaubier |
| Shaman | Michael Twoyoungmen |
| Snowbird | Narya / Anne McKenzie |
| Wild Child | Kyle Gibney |
| Guardian | James MacDonald Hudson |
| Diamond Lil | Lillian Crawley |
| Flashback | Gardner Monroe |
| Smart Alec | Alexander Thorne |
| Jerome Jaxon | |
| Delphine Courtney | MX39147 |
| Box | Jerome Jaxon |
| Marinna | Marrina Smallwood |
| August D'Angelo | |
| Heather McNeil Hudson | |
| Roger Bochs |
| Age | Modern Age |
|---|---|
| Format | Comic |
| Series Group | Alpha Flight |
| Genre | Action | Adventure | Super-Heroes |
| No. of Pages | 48 |
| Country | USA |
| Language | English |