10 Superheroes Who Still Need Their Own Films - Part 10
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10 Superheroes Who Still Need Their Own Films

Now that Man of Steel is out in theatres (and apparently tearing it up if the Thursday night box office numbers are any indication), it seems like a fitting time to consider what other comic book superheroes are ripe for a big screen rendition of their own.
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[h2]Alpha Flight[/h2]

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If Marvel can greenlight something like Guardians of the Galaxy, an also-ran sci-fi superhero team that’s had its five or six attempts at a long-running comic series, then why don’t they keep stretching by bringing Canada’s super-team to the big screen? No, really.

Unlike The Avengers, who came together to battle a specific threat, Alpha Flight is a government sanctioned team recruited to be Canada’s first line of defense against super-human threats. Led by the hero Guardian, who wears stylized Canadian-flag battle armour, the team is frequently made up of the Hulk-like Sasquatch, the Native-Canadian sorcerer Shaman, the diminutive but super-strong Puck, the transforming Snowbird, and the mutant twins Northstar and Aurora.

Whether or not producers want to do a big-budget action movie, or something more like Canadian Bacon with superheroes, one thing’s for sure: since a lot of big Hollywood movies shoot in Canada, the filmmakers won’t have to hide it in the case of Alpha Flight. And before you say “No one will ever watch a movie with Canadian superheroes,” remember that the biggest X-Men of all, Wolverine, is himself a Canadian.

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