Marvel isn’t giving away too much information, but the company did release a teaser asking us, “Who is Alpha?”
We’ll find out in Amazing Spider-Man #692 that arrives in August 2012.
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Isn’t Alpha the dude who went wonky on Dollhouse?
No, he’s the original head of the MIB from the cartoon, and maybe comics that I’m really not certain of.
Seriously though, don’t care who he is because 1. We’re getting Ramos back! and 2. As long as Slott’s writing, I’m reading.
I love how you remember the Men In Black cartoon. No one ever does, despite it being better than both MIB 2 and 3 combined.
I’m glad I don’t read Spider-man anymore Everything is just empty hype. They do a big story with Doc Ock and then change his appearance to he’s nothing like Doc Ock. Oh great. Marvel told us old fans to take a hike and we told them ‘Well, Marvel, you’re taking the hike. We walking where we want.’
Man, that book looks sad. ‘Who’s Alpha?’ Who is Spider-man. Apparently, he’s Deadpool or some other pathetic character.
You’re both wrong. He’s a neurotic robot who helps the Power Rangers.
Kidding aside, I’m happy for the same reasons as Rob above is.
Magneto’s big head baby comeback?