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Characters who have been members of the various Marvel Comics Omega Flight teams. The first Omega Flight team were supervillains and enemies of the Canadian superhero team Alpha Flight, whereas some later incarnations were more heroic.Remember, except where the sheet states otherwise, this is only for characters and examples from the main Marvel Universe (referred to in-universe as Earth-616).
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Jerry Jaxon's team
Delphine Courtney
Alter Ego: MX39147
First Appearance: Alpha Flight #7 (November, 1983)
Courtney was created by Roxxon. She was a leader of Omega Flight and tried to destroy Alpha Flight. She was eventually destroyed by Madison Jeffries. Jeffries and Roger Bochs used some of her parts to make a new Vindicator suit for Heather Hudson.
- Artificial Intelligence: Courtney was designed to have the highest level of intelligence her creators could give her, and an open-ended deductive capability its creators likened to intuition.
- Costume Copycat: Courtney rebuilt herself into a male humanoid form and created a duplicate of Guardian's battlesuit.
- Dead Person Impersonation: Courtney rebuilt herself into a male humanoid form and created a duplicate of Guardian's battlesuit. Wearing fake skin and hair that disguised her as James McDonald Hudson, Courtney convinced Heather and the rest of Alpha Flight that she was Hudson.
- Emotion Control: Delphine had a device that allowed her to manipulate human emotions.
- Killer Robot: As Hudson, Courtney set up a trap for Alpha Flight with the surviving members of Omega Flight at the West Edmonton Mall.
- Power Armor: Wore a duplicate of Guardian's battlesuit.
- Ridiculously Human Robot: She was assigned to Roxxon's executive vice-president Jerome Jaxon as his assistant, though Jaxon did not know Courtney was not human.
Diamond Lil
Alter Ego: Lillian Jeffries
Notable Aliases: "Creepy" Crawley
First Appearance: Alpha Flight #1 (August, 1983)
Jerry Jaxon
Alter Ego: Jerome Jaxon
First Appearance: Alpha Flight #2 (June, 1983)
Jerome Jaxon was an executive of Roxxon Oil and a nemesis of Guardian from Alpha Flight.
- Alliterative Name: Jerry Jaxon
- Bungled Suicide: After losing the Guardian suit, Jaxon attempted to hang himself. He was found by his landlady before he succeeded. His failed suicide attempt, however, left him paralyzed.
- Corrupt Corporate Executive: Sought to sell James Hudson's Guardian technology to the American military.
- Evil Cripple: Jaxon's Bungled Suicide left him confined to a wheelchair.
Smart Alec
Alter Ego: Alexander "Alec" Thorne
First Appearance: Alpha Flight #1 (August, 1983)
A man with the computer brain, he is the smartest man in the world!
- Gadgeteer Genius: Smart Alec was a highly gifted inventor.
- Hat of Power: the Encephalo-Helmet: designed to heighten his intelligence, speed his response time and allow him to see far beyond the visual spectrum.
Wild Child
Alter Ego: Kyle Gibney
Notable Aliases: Wild Child, Wildheart
First Appearance: Alpha Flight #1 (August, 1983)
Master of the World's team
Bile
Alter Ego: Tom Preston
First Appearance: Alpha Flight #110 (July, 1992)
Bile is a member of Omega Flight that attack Talisman at a mall. Bile and his other teammates include, Brain Drain, Miss Mass, Sinew, Strongarm and Tech-Noir whom are hired by the Master of the World.
- Badass Longcoat: Wears a tattered trench coat.
- Plaguemaster: Bile is a carrier of unknown number of lethal or near-lethal strains of various viruses. He is apparently immune to all the diseases he carries.
- Poisonous Person: Bile is a carrier of unknown number of lethal or near-lethal strains of various viruses. He is apparently immune to all the diseases he carries.
Brain Drain
Alter Ego: Werner Schmidt
First Appearance: The Invaders #2 (October, 1975)
A scientist in The '40s, Werner Schmidt was accidentally crushed by crashing aliens. They attempted to reconstruct him, but, unfamiliar with humans, they reconstructed him as a brain in a vat with a humanoid robot body. As he was carrying a Hydra book at the time of the crash, its tenets were programmed into him, and he became a Hydra member who was unable to change course or better himself, despite his human brain slowly becoming disillusioned with Hydra. Following several conflicts with heroes, he spent 20 years trapped in the Canadian tundra before managing to escape.
Miss Mass
Alter Ego: Gillian Pritikin
First Appearance: Alpha Flight #110 (July, 1992)
Miss Mass is a member of the second Omega Flight, founded by the Master of the World. She appears to be a brawler by nature as evidenced by her fighting style when she battled Beta Flight.
- Meaningful Name: Shares her surname with the developer of a famous diet.
- Super-Strength
- Super-Toughness: When Talisman used wind to blow away Omega Flight, Miss Mass was able to stand her ground to prevail against the heroine. Similarly, she took a blast from Windshear with ease.
Sinew
Alter Ego: William Knox
First Appearance: Alpha Flight #110 (July, 1992)
Sinew was a member of the second Omega Flight, which was founded by the Master to serve as his superhuman operatives. Sinew was feral both in appearance and nature. He possessed not only an animal's appearance but an animal's senses and he seemed to be able to detect evil.
- Beast Man: Sinew is an animalistic creature (he is covered in fur, has claws, a tail and a less developed posture than most humans) with enhanced physical abilities and senses.
- Super-Senses: Sinew has heightened senses.
- Super-Strength: Has some degree of super strength.
- Wolverine Claws: Possesses razor sharp claws.
Strongarm
Alter Ego: Steve Caidin
First Appearance: Alpha Flight #110 (July, 1992)
Strongarm was a member of the Master's Omega Flight. He was playful and jovial, often making jokes while punching someone's lights out.
- The Bigguy: Served this role on the time.
- Cyborg: Strongarm has an obviously cybernetically enhanced arm (the right) which is apparently superhumanly strong.
- Extendable Arms: He can extend his right arm to snare enemies or transform it into a defensive or offensive weapon like a shield or club.
- Super-Strength: Strongarm has an obviously cybernetically enhanced arm (the right) which is apparently superhumanly strong.
- Super-Toughness: Strongarm is a cyborg with enhanced strength, durability and resistance to injury.
- Swiss-Army Appendage: He can extend his right arm to snare enemies or transform it into a defensive or offensive weapon like a shield or club.
Tech-Noir
Alter Ego: Gale Cameron
First Appearance: Alpha Flight #110 (July, 1992)
Tech-Noir was a member of the second Omega Flight, founded by the Master. She appeared to be the leader, and even had questioned the Master on his direction of the team when panicked.
- Cyborg: Tech-Noir is a cyborg capable of flight and has mini-rocket launchers in her wrist.
- Flight: Either her implants or her suit allows her to fly.
- Pocket Rocket Launcher: Has mini-rocket launchers in her wrist
Initiative team
Omega
Alter Ego: Michael Pointer
Notable Aliases: Collective, Guardian, Weapon Omega
First Appearance: New Avengers #16 (February, 2006)
An unassuming mailman in Alaska who inadvertently absorbed all the energy created by the Scarlet Witch's depowering of most of the mutant population.
- All Your Powers Combined: Was introduced having absorbed a mass of energy representing the powers lost by mutants depowered by Wanda Maximoff. Carol describes getting hit by him as having countless different abilities assaulting her body all at once.
- Commonality Connection: Develops a close friendship with Mimic, a fellow power copying mutant.
- Odd Friendship: With Mimic, which doubles as Heterosexual Life-Partners.
- Energy Absorption: He is able to absorb the energy of other mutants and project the energy outward in powerful blasts.
- Pent-Up Power Peril: He was Put on a Bus in X-Men Legacy when an odd reaction causes a build-up of power within his body that risks eventual detonation. His only hope is to be put in cryostasis until a way to cure him can be found.
- Power Incontinence: He has no conscious control over his powers. The arc that introduces him has him being possessed by the consciousness of Xorn in the mass of energy empowering him, while Osborn later press-gangs him into joining the Dark X-Men by covertly using MGH on his coworkers, making them mutant enough to be at risk of being drained to death by his powers.
- Power Parasite: His ability is remotely absorbing the powers of other mutants, even humans empowered by Mutant Growth Hormone. His introduction involved him discovering his powers because he was basically a lightning rod for a mass of energy derived from mutants depowered on M-Day.
- Those Two Guys: From Dark X-Men through X-Men Legacy he and Mimic were inseparable. XML finally broke them up by way of putting the Power Incontinence-suffering Pointer on ice.
- Unwitting Pawn: To Norman Osborn during his stint as a Dark X-Man.
Department H's team
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Alter Ego: Michaud (first name unknown)
Notable Aliases:
First Appearance: Avengers (Vol. 5) #9 (April, 2013)
Leader of Omega Flight at one point.
Wendigo
Alter Ego: Francois Lartigue, Georges Baptiste, Jean-Pierre Beaubier, Larry Brackett, Luc Lemay, Michael Fleet, Paul Cartier, Phillips Waggoner, Numerous Others
First Appearance: The Incredible Hulk Vol 1 #162 (April, 1973)
A mythological hulking beast that roams the Canadian wilderness, attacking and ingesting those unlucky enough to cross it's path.
See Incredible Hulk: Central Rogues Gallery
