Alvin accompanied Natasha and her family as they pushed several carts around Avengers headquarters, "shopping" for weapons by the cartload.
Of course, none of it belonged to the Avengers. It was all left over from S.H.I.E.L.D.
They said Coulson had rescued all this good stuff from S.H.I.E.L.D. bases around the world before they were seized.
Alvin wasn't too interested in the weapons. The compact spy gadgets, on the other hand, really appealed to him.
After all, he needed to hold himself to an agent's standards this time around. Filling a cart with those little gadgets clearly suited his role.
At first, Alvin thought Natasha and the others would choose similar things. Instead, the ladies filled their carts with pistols, rifles, ammunition, and C4.
They looked less like they were heading out on a spy mission and more like they were about to fight a major war.
As the women looked at him strangely, Alvin stowed all the weapons in his "Backpack," then took Natasha along and had her drive everyone to a small airport outside New York.
Ever since the Alien War began, Steel Digital had really come into its own as a high-end Arms Company.
It sounded a little far-fetched for one company to save a city, but Steel Digital had done it.
The bankrupt, declining city of Detroit had come back to life with Steel Digital's arrival.
Ivan, the person actually in charge, and Alvin, the nominal Boss, had become something like saviors in Detroit.
In just one year, Steel Digital had grown from a shell company into a behemoth.
The company now had four business jets alone. They carried its teams around the world to negotiate with local governments.
Steel Digital was no longer limited to selling Eight-Legged Robots...
High-end Warhammer parts, bipedal fighting machines for single