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The 'Exiles' are a group of fictional comic book characters from Marvel Comics. The Exiles, created by writer Judd Winick and artist Mike McKone, consists of characters from different dimensions, or realities, which have been removed from time and space in order to correct problems (often called “hiccups") in various alternate worlds and divergent timelines in the multiverse. The team usually is made up of six members and each time a member is killed or returned to his or her home reality, a new member is introduced and joins the team. However, the series is notable for the number of characters who stay dead, in contrast to the frequent resurrections that occur in the main Marvel and DC continuities. This is presumably because of the possibilities allowed by alternate versions of characters, whose fates are entirely separate to their mainstream counterparts. So far only Deadpool and Hyperion have been revived. The Exiles were originally given missions by the Timebroker, through a wrist-worn communication device called the Tallus.
Fictional team biography
The Exiles team consisted originally of Blink (Clarice Ferguson, from the Age of Apocalypse continuity), Mimic (Calvin Rankin), Magnus (son of Magneto and Rogue), Thunderbird (John Proudstar), Nocturne (Talia Josephine "T.J." Wagner, daughter of Nightcrawler and Scarlet Witch) and Morph.
When Magnus dies[1], he is replaced by Sunfire (Mariko Yashida). Sasquatch (Heather Hudson) arrives when Thunderbird becomes comatose during a battle with the world-eating Galactus[2].
The Exiles then discover there is a second team conscripted by the Timebroker, Weapon X[3], whose missions typically involve killing or maiming innocents and heroes. The two teams join forces to rescue a group of children from a Sentinel prison camp. However, the teams are told the second stage of the mission is to kill one of the children - David Richards (son of Rachel Summers and Franklin Richards) - who will apparently grow up to become a powerful super villain. Weapon X are willing to kill him, but the Exiles are not and the two teams fight until the Timebroker intervenes. Sabretooth (of the Weapon X team) agrees to stay behind and raise David Richards himself.
The Timebroker sends Blink home after a visit to a world plagued by a variant of the Legacy Virus, since the team had repaired her personal broken chain in time[4] and Magik (Illyana Rasputin) takes her place. Mimic then replaces Blink as leader, gaining the Tallus.
The Exiles arrive in the main Marvel Universe (Earth-616) where they meet the X-Men after Havok's cancelled wedding[5]. The Exiles team up with the X-Men against an evil Havok from the ''Mutant X'' universe, who shares a body with the good Havok. After Havok is subdued, the Timebroker arrives to personally eliminate the ''Mutant X'' Havok's consciousness.[6]
After Sunfire is killed by a Brood-infected Mimic[7], she is replaced by the Exiles' former teammate Blink. During the next mission[8], the Exiles and Weapon X are forced to battle each other until only six remain alive. Magik is killed by Hyperion when she attempts to switch sides and betray the Exiles. Hyperion is eventually defeated by Blink, who teleports his own heat vision into his back, paralyzing him. Gambit (of Weapon X) is allowed to deliver the killing blow against Hyperion with Magik's sword, which actually kills them both, leaving five Exiles alive and their mission complete.
The Exiles visit the main Marvel Universe for a second time[9] where they are joined by Namora, who replaces Magik, and are instructed to "leave their possessions and earn their wings". Reed Richards deduces this means they are to leave Nocturne behind (whose power involves possession) and have Beak join the Exiles, which is confirmed by the Timebroker.
The Timebreakers
The team are told by The Celestials to "beware the Timebreaker, he is not what he seems"[10]. After this, the Timebroker's behavior becomes increasingly strange. Heather Hudson is removed from the team[11] without explanation and replaced with former Weapon X member Sabretooth. The Tallus orders the Exiles to kill Mimic and despite their refusal, they are allowed to move onto a new mission (normally a mission ''must'' be completed for the Exiles to move on). Next, the Timebroker replaces Beak with Holocaust[12], which they are informed is a punishment for disobeying previous orders.
Eventually, the Exiles break free of the Timebroker and stage a raid on Panoptichron (also known as the "Crystal Palace"), home of the Timebroker and a location from which many parallel universes can be monitored. Here they discover that the Timebreakers are an alien race of bug-like beings who found the Panoptichron and accidentally broke a series of timelines. Lacking the power to repair the timelines, they concocted this scheme of recruiting heroes from various worlds to do their work for them. Not only that, all previously "returned" heroes are actually in Panoptichron, frozen in blocks, along with the killed heroes. As a final twist, the evil Hyperion has broken free of his prison and has taken over Panoptichron. The Exiles defeat Hyperion, but at the cost of Namora and Holocaust's lives. Beak returns from stasis and saved the day by calling on two good versions of Hyperion for help, fulfilling his destiny as an Exile. Only Blink, Mimic, Morph, Sabretooth, Beak, and Heather Hudson remain to pick up the pieces.[13]
World Tour
The Exiles then return to Earth-616 to take Beak home. Unfortunately, Earth-616 is dominated by the House of M. During their stay, the Exiles run afoul of the body-hopping serial killer Proteus, who steals data from the Panoptichron and escapes from Earth-616, leaving Beak depowered back home[14]. The Exiles chase Proteus through several realities, including New Universe[15], 2099[16], Squadron Supreme[17], Future Imperfect[18], and Heroes Reborn[19], before finally bringing Proteus down by trapping him in Morph’s body, which does not decay, unlike all of Proteus’ other host bodies. During the “World Tour†of hunting down Proteus, Mimic is possessed by Proteus and dies, the Exiles create divergent timelines in 2099 and the New Universe, and pick up new members Longshot, Spider-Man 2099, and Power Princess.
The Exiles begin cleaning out the stasis gallery of former Exiles and Weapon X members and send them back home. Iron Man, Daredevil, and Angel are sent back to their respective realities alive, while every other Earth with a missing superhuman holds a funeral. Blink, at the suggestion of Power Princess, takes Mimic home to be buried with his X-Men instead of burying him in Panoptichron. Spider-Man, Sabretooth, and Heather Hudson all decided to visit their home realities. [20]Unfortunately, the Timebreakers ditch the Exiles when the Timebreakers believe that they are not saving realities as they should be. However, after using several squads of Wolverines to complete the next mission and failing, Logan (from Days of Future Past) and young James Howlett convince the Timebreakers that the Exiles are needed[21]. The Exiles finally resume their reality-saving missions for the first time since they discovered Panoptichron when they save a reality where the Silver Surfer has already destroyed the Earth and is trying to destroy Galactus, who is the restorer of worlds in this reality[22].
Post-World Tour
Then, Heather discovers an Earth inhabited by a disturbingly close approximation of the original Exiles team, complete with their own Timebroker. After the "classic Exiles" fight "the all-new Exiles" (as Morph put it), it is later revealed that the whole thing was a scheme orchestrated by the Grandmaster, who seeks revenge on the Exiles for freeing Professor X on their first mission and ruining a bet. The Exiles, past and present, join forces with the Wrecking Crew of that Earth to defeat the Grandmaster. The current team then leaves the Earth in the hands of the approximation Exiles.
The Exiles then take three weeks to save a chain of cracked realities, injuring Blink, Morph, and Spider-Man. They also discover that Proteus is possibly immune to metal while in Morph’s body. Meanwhile, former Exile, Thunderbird, is in the stasis gallery, dreaming of what might have been had he not become comatose.
Enter Psylocke
Later, Power Princess leaves the team to return to the Squadron Supreme and Psylocke is brought on board to replace her.[23] Blink, Longshot, and Spider-Man are brainwashed by Hydra leaving only Sabretooth to pick up Morph and Psylocke. They are sent to kill Reed Richards. Slaymaster's arrival makes them fail as Betsy faints before killing Reed. The world was erased, with the Exiles still there, but it was magically restored by Reed Richards, and Valeria Richards' amulet restores the world's population because they were being stored in the amulet. The Exiles are still there so they can help Psylocke recover from wounds inflicted by Wolverine, and to help rebuild the planet[24]. Meanwhile, another Slaymaster slays another Psylocke on another world. After the Exiles return to Panoptichron, they find it empty, with no equipment, Timebreakers, or Heather. Blink and Morph eventually visit Heather, who thought the Exiles were dead and left Panoptichron. Heather is now pregnant and out of commission, so Psylocke stays behind to learn more about the Panoptichron while the other Exiles resume their missions. There she experiences visions which warn her of something bad to come, and an alternate version of Kitty Pryde appears from nowhere with no warning. The Exiles go to a seemingly perfect world led by Victor Von Doom but when Blink is caught by Reed Richards she begins to discover what hides behind this facade[25]. She then recruits Longshot and Morph, who also sense something amiss with this world. They flee with that world's Reed to begin a resistance. Meanwhile, Spider-Man 2099 meets Gwen Stacy and Sabretooth has a one-night stand with this world's Invisible Woman. In reality, she was assigned to get close to him so Doom could copy the Tallus, which he does. He then sends a team of soldiers to Panoptichron. They take out Psylocke and assume Kitty Pryde is a freaked out child, though she appears to be faking that. Then the soldiers are attacked by Thunderbird, who is no longer comatose[26]. Cat, using her powers to phase makes diversion long enough to allow him to free Psylocke. Together, they defeat the soldiers and send them home, just in time for them to see Doom's defeat, whose Earth is destroyed by Reed Richards as there is no way to turn the human back to their normal emotional state. As a result the Exiles are possibly scattered in various dimensions again[27].
Future
All information below is based off of images and teasers from [1]'s online catalog previews.
★ ''X-Men: Die by the Sword'' is a 5-issue mini-series which will work as a cross-over between Exiles and New Excalibur debuting with issues #1 and #2 in October[28]
★ Nocturne will be rejoining the Exiles before the end of 2007, and a male version of Mystique will also show up in the title.
Tallus
The Tallus is a communications device, which is worn by the leader of the group, that was formerly used by the Timebroker to assign each mission. Blink wears the Tallus in the beginning, but it is later transferred to Sabretooth when Blink rebels against the Timebroker (later revealed to be Hyperion). Mimic also wears the Tallus for a time in Blink's absence. It is now used as a means of communication between Heather Hudson and Sabretooth on various missions. It has a slightly different appearance for each wearer.
Weapon X
Main articles: Weapon X (Exiles)
First seen in ''Exiles'' #5, they are a team that did more ruthless missions than the Exiles did. This team had various members and its roster changed more than the Exiles. Weapon X was originally composed of Sabretooth, Kane, Mesmero, Wolverine, Maverick, and Deadpool. The team was destroyed during the "A Blink in Time" arc, when the Timebroker wanted to downsize both teams in hopes of killing off the insane Hyperion, who abandoned missions to try to rule worlds.
Exiles characters
Whenever one of the Exiles dies, is sent home, or something happens to them, they are replaced by someone else, and thus the roster changes. The first occurrence is when Magnus dies in Exiles #2, and Sunfire comes on board to replace him. The current Exiles roster is:
★ Blink
★ Morph
★ Sabretooth
★ Longshot
★ Spider-Man
★ Psylocke
★ Thunderbird
★ Cat
Founding members
| Character | Real Name | Joined in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 'Blink' (Age of Apocalypse/Earth-295) | Clarice Ferguson | ''Exiles'' #1, then #37 | Team leader and Tallus holder; she is from the Age of Apocalypse and is sent "home" once in ''Exiles'' #22 but is actually sent to the Earth that Sabretooth was marooned on; returns to the team after the death of Sunfire. |
| Nocturne (Professor W's X-Men) | Talia Josephine "TJ" Wagner | ''Exiles'' #1 | From a reality where she is the daughter of the Scarlet Witch and Nightcrawler. Becomes pregnant by Thunderbird but miscarries after his injury; ends up being swapped for Beak and is currently on Earth-616 as a member of New Excalibur. |
| 'Morph' (Earth-58163) | Kevin Sidney | ''Exiles'' #1 | Only long-standing member; was offered to be sent home once but declines, saying he needs the team and cannot abandon them or the Earths in peril. Currently possessed by Proteus. |
| 'Thunderbird' | John Proudstar | ''Exiles'' #1, then #98 | From a reality where he is made into War of the Horsemen of Apocalypse; ended up brain-dead in ''Exiles'' #10; is replaced by Sasquatch. He still remains in the Stasis Gallery due to the fact that he is neither dead nor healthy and alive. Scans of his brain detect the presence of Alpha-waves, which indicate that he is dreaming. He seems to have woken up and somehow escaped the stasis wall at the end of issue #97, rejoining the Exiles in #98. |
| Mimic (Earth-12) | Calvin Montgomery Rankin | ''Exiles'' #1 | Former Tallus holder; leads the team when Blink was sent home; accidentally kills Sunfire when he becomes implanted with a Queen Brood egg after a mission detour; possessed by Proteus of Earth-House of M; dies after Proteus sucked the life out of him. Blink personally returns Mimic to his reality's X-Men in Exiles #83. |
| Magnus (Earth-27) | Magnus Lehnsherr | ''Exiles'' #1 | From a reality where he is the son of Rogue and Magneto; died in ''Exiles'' #2 sacrificing himself to contain a nuclear explosion in a reality where Magneto was good and Xavier was evil; replaced by Sunfire. He is sent home in ''Exiles'' #83 with a note explaining his story, until then he was believed by his parents to have run away. |
Replacements
{| class="wikitable" width=90%
!width=15%| Character
!width=20%| Real Name
!width=20%| Joined in
!width=45%| Notes
|-
||Sunfire
||Mariko Yashida
||''Exiles'' #2
||Replaced Magnus after he sacrificed himself; revealed to be gay; died from a collapsing building when Mimic went on a rampage while being possessed by a Queen Brood egg [7]. Her ashes are taken back to Legacy World[30] where she had a relationship with Mary-Jane 'May' Parker (Spider Woman) during a mission detour[31].
|-
||Sasquatch (Earth-3470)
||Heather McDaniel Hudson
||''Exiles'' #10
||Replaced Thunderbird after he became brain-dead. Was possessed by Tanaraq when she was gravely injured [32], Tanaraq is purged from her body, leaving her powerless[33]. Is replaced by Sabretooth. Served at the teams communications base in the Panoptichron until she believed the entire Exiles team died[34]. She gets very drunk and returns to her home planet, where she becomes pregnant to her husband[35]
|-
||Magik (Earth-4210)
||Illyana Nikolievna Rasputin
||''Exiles'' #22
||Replaced Blink. Killed by Hyperion [36]. She is not replaced by anyone since the Timebroker is trying to downsize both the Exiles and Weapon X teams. Sent home for burial in Exiles #83.
|-
||Namora (Earth-2189)
||Namora McKenzie
||''Exiles'' #46
||Alternate female version of Namor; killed by Hyperion[37]. Sent home for burial in Exiles #83.
|-
||Beak (Earth-616)
||Barnell Bohusk
||''Exiles'' #48
||Traded places with Nocturne; replaced by Holocaust; returned home in Exiles #71; currently depowered as a result of Decimation.
|-
||Tanaraq (Earth-3470)
||Tanaraq
||''Exiles'' #57
||Gains dominance over the body of Sasquatch; is purged from Heather's system[33].
|-
||'Sabretooth' (Earth-295)
||Victor Creed
||''Exiles'' #59
||From the Age of Apocalypse reality, same as Blink; picked by Hyperion to distract Blink from leading; replaced Sasquatch after her power loss.
|-
||Holocaust (Earth-295)
||Nemesis
||''Exiles'' #60
||Also from the Age of Apocalypse reality as Sabretooth and Blink; replaced Beak; killed by Hyperion[39]. Not sent home for burial because Hyperion absorbed his energy-based body.
|-
||'Longshot' (Mojoverse)
||Longshot
||''Exiles'' #74
||As part of a bargain Heather Hudson made with Mojo which allowed the semi-memory wiped Longshot to join the team in exchange for Mojo to have the ability to view more dimensions in the Multiverse than he had access to previously and receive video feed of the Exiles to turn into a "reality show".
|-
||'Spider-Man' (Earth-6375)
||Miguel O'Hara
||''Exiles'' #76
||From the 2099 approximation. Joined when Proteus, in the body of Hulk 2099, publicly unmasked him, ruining his life in his home universe. With the desire to help the Exiles track down and catch the villain who did this to him, Spider-Man was the first member to join the team voluntarily[40]. Spider-Man later revisited his home reality, making sure his family was safe after his identity was exposed.
|-
||Power Princess (Earth-712)
||Zarda
||''Exiles'' #78
||From Squadron Supreme. Joined in Hyperion's place to help the Exiles catch Proteus and a Squadron appointed liaison to watch the Exiles[41]. Recently quit the team to return to the Squadron Supreme[42].
|-
||Proteus (Earth-58163)
||Kevin MacTaggert
||Exiles #69
||From the visit to House of M, Proteus has been the first enemy the Exiles had to hunt through realities and their second antagonist. He was successful in attempting to possess Morph, but was brainwashed by Blink (with help from a device from the Squadron Supreme). As a result, Proteus only has access to Kevin Sidney's memories, therefore believing that he is, in fact, the real Morph.
|-
||'Psylocke' (Earth-616)
||Elisabeth "Betsy" Braddock
||''Exiles'' #90
||From New Excalibur. Newest member. Powers and abilities include: telekinesis, a mastery of ninjutsu, and an immunity to telepathy, reality alterations, and spells.
|-
||'Cat'
||Katherine "Kitty" Pryde
||Exiles #98
||Somehow appeared in the Panoptichron at the end of ''Exiles'' #96, joined with Psylocke and Thunderbird in #98
|-
Wolverines
After the Timebreakers fired the original Exiles Team, they gathered multiple squads consisting solely of alternate versions of Wolverine. The last Wolverine squad was formed in ''Exiles'' #85 and consisted the following members:
{| class="wikitable" width=90%
!width=15%| Character
!width=20%| Real Name
!width=20%| First appearance
!width=45%| Notes
|-
||Patch (Earth-181)
||James "Logan" Howlett
||Exiles #85
||Apparently from the same Earth as Weapon X's Daredevil. Killed by Sabretooth.
|-
||Zombie Wolvie (Earth-2149)
||James "Logan" Howlett
||''Exiles'' #85
||Not the same Zombie Wolverine who first appeared in ''Ultimate Fantastic Four'' 22-23 and ''Marvel Zombies'' #1-5. The original Marvel Zombies version became a member of The Galactus as of Marvel Zombies #5. Killed when Elsie Dee's internal bomb went off.
|-
||Albert Dee (Earth-50211)
||
||Exiles #85
||An android built to destroy Wolverine, Elsie Dee's acolyte. Killed in the blast when Logan attacked Brother Mutant.
|-
||Elsie Dee (Earth-50211)
||
||Exiles #85
||An android built to destroy Wolverine, Albert Dee's acolyte. Detonated her internal bomb to weaken Brother Mutant.
|-
||Weapon X (Earth-520)
||James "Logan" Howlett
||Exiles #85
||Logan, right after his adamantium was implanted on him by the Weapon X Program. Assumed dead in the Exiles attack on Brother Mutant.
|-
||James Howlett (Earth-1880)
||James Howlett
||Exiles #85
||He has just discovered his powers and thusly has assumed neither Logan's nor Wolverine's identity. The only Wolverine Exile to return home alive from the team introduced in Exiles #85.
|-
||Major Logan (Earth-811/DotFP)
||James "Logan" Howlett
||Uncanny X-Men #141/Exiles #85 (as an Exile)
||He apparently survived his demise at the hand of the Sentinels thanks to his healing Factor. He, Marvel Girl III, Hyperstorm and Kate Pryde are the only known survivors from the X-Men in this timeline. Killed by an energy blast as he nearly killed Brother Mutant. His death echoes the one featured in the Days of Future Past timeline (although a Sentinel, not another mutant, killed him in that timeline). It is not clear if this storyline takes place before or after events in the Earth X universe. Thus this character may come from a (further) divergent reality.
|-
|-
||Others
||James "Logan" Howlett/ Jaimie Howlett ?
||Exiles #85-86
||43 other Wolverine versions were to be seen on issue #86 cover, a Hulk, a clown, and a Thing version were featured in the comics and at least 3 were on the Panoptichrons screen at the end of #86. 27 of them died, according to Heather Hudson (including 6 of the 7 main). Other versions included female Wolverines, Brother Xavier and a Deadpool-like version.
|-
The mission of these Wolverine Teams was to eliminate the Brother Mutant, but he(?) captured and hypnotized them. Finally, the last Wolverine Team manages to kill the Brother Mutant, with the help of the First Exiles Team. In the end, seventeen Wolverines perished during the fight. James Howlett was the only member sent home.
Other characters
In ''Exiles'' there has been a number of special heroes, villains and others. Some of them are even significant in more than one reality and/or story.
{| class="wikitable" width=90%
!width=25%| Character
!width=25%| First appearance
!width=50%| Notes
|-
||Timebroker (Nowhere, nowhen)
||Exiles #1
||The apparent founder of the Exiles, supposedly a construct of the Exiles and Weapon X'ers collective subconsciousness, later revealed to be an interface created by the Timebreakers to lure conscripts into cooperating. The Timebroker interface is now used for communication when the Tallus can not be used.
|-
||Spider Woman (Vi-Locks)
||Exiles #23
||Sunfire's lover from the Earth that had been infected by the Vi-Locks. It was to her Earth that Nocturne and Sunfire were sent when the Vampire King disrupted their teleport in ''Exiles'' #32 and #34. Considered Sunfire's true love, it's on her Earth that Morph had her buried.
|-
||Timebreakers (Nowhere, nowhen)
||Exiles #63
||A race of insectoid aliens. They recruited both the Exile and Weapon X teams. They have a hive-like societal structure. They currently maintain the systems in the Crystal Palace.
|-
||Hyperion (Earth-712)
||''Exiles'' #64
||From Squadron Supreme. Battled Hyperion from Weapon X in ''Exiles'' #65 and asked Beak to keep an eye on the Exiles. Proteus took advantage of it to slow the Exiles down in ''Exiles'' #76-78 and he almost joined the team but Power Princess stepped in instead.
|-
||Dr Strange
||Exiles #65
||Did not go to Tibet and thusly did not have any powers but in turn was the best doctor of the Multiverse. Helped heal Morph and Mimic after the second fight against Hyperion. He was killed by Deadpool who tried to escape from the Panoptichron.
|-
Line-ups
The Exiles' line-up is known to change quite often, here is a list of its various compositions:
''By issue number''
★ 1: Blink, Magnus, Mimic, Morph, Nocturne, and Thunderbird
★ 2-11, 42: Blink, Mimic, Morph, Nocturne, Thunderbird, and Sunfire
★ 12-22, X-Men: Unlimited #1: Blink, Mimic, Morph, Nocturne, Sasquatch, and Sunfire
★ 22, 26-37: Magik, Mimic, Morph, Nocturne, Sasquatch, and Sunfire (longest time a team has been together)
★ 37, 43-45: Blink, Magik, Mimic, Morph, Nocturne, and Sasquatch
★ 45-46: Blink, Mimic, Morph, Nocturne, and Sasquatch
★ 46-48: Blink, Mimic, Morph, Nocturne, Sasquatch, and Namora
★ 48-59: Beak, Blink, Mimic, Morph, Sasquatch, and Namora (Tanaraq controls Sasquatch's body in issues 57-59)
★ 59-60: Beak, Blink, Mimic, Morph, Sabertooth, and Namora
★ 60-62: Blink, Holocaust, Mimic, Morph, Sabertooth, and Namora
★ 62-64: Blink, Mimic, Morph, Sabertooth, and Namora
★ 65-71: Beak, Blink, Mimic, Morph, and Sabertooth (Heather Hudson stays at the Panoptichron from this issue till #94)
★ 71-74: Blink, Morph, and Sabertooth
★ 74-76: Blink, Longshot, Morph, and Sabertooth
★ 76-78: Blink, Longshot, Morph, Sabertooth, and Spider-Man
★ 78-80: Blink, Longshot, Morph, Power Princess, Sabertooth, and Spider-Man
★ 80-82: Blink, Longshot, Power Princess, Sabertooth, and Spider-Man
★ 82-90: Blink, Longshot, Power Princess, Proteus/Morph, Sabertooth, and Spider-Man (Proteus, having forgotten who he is resides in Morph's body)
★ 90-98: Blink, Longshot, Proteus/Morph, Psylocke, Sabertooth, and Spider-Man
★ 98-Present: Blink, Longshot, Proteus/Morph, Psylocke, Sabertooth, Spider-Man, Cat and Thunderbird (the latter two joining the team after helping Pyslocke).
'Notes':
★ Issues #23-25 and #38-40 focused on Weapon X with no appearances by the Exiles
★ Issues #41 and #42 feature Nocturne telling Blink her story at the time of the beach break in issue #11, Blink and Nocturne are the only Exiles feature during this story and only appear in "present" in #42.
★ Morph is the only member to stay consistent throughout the series.
★ Three people associated with the "main" X-Men have been on the team: Beak, Longshot, and Psylocke.
Collections
★ ''Exiles Vol.1: Down the Rabbit Hole'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-0833-5)
★ ''Exiles Vol.2: A World Apart'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-1021-6)
★ ''Exiles Vol.3: Out of Time'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-1085-2)
★ ''Exiles Vol.4: Legacy'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-1109-3)
★ ''Exiles Vol.5: Unnatural Instincts'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-1110-7)
★ ''Exiles Vol.6: Fantastic Voyage'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-1197-2)
★ ''Exiles Vol.7: A Blink in Time'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-1235-9)
★ ''Exiles Vol.8: Earn Your Wings'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-1459-9)
★ ''Exiles Vol.9: Bump in the Night'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-1673-7)
★ ''Exiles Vol.10: Age of Apocalypse'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-1674-5)
★ ''Exiles Vol.11: Timebreakers'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-1730-X)
★ ''Exiles Vol.12: World Tour Book 1'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-1854-3)
★ ''Exiles Vol.13: World Tour Book 2'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-1855-1)
★ ''Exiles Vol.14: The New Exiles'' (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-2236-2)
★ ''Exiles Vol.15: Enemy of the Stars'' (Aug. 2007) (paperback, ISBN 0-7851-2390-3)
Footnotes
1. ''Exiles'' #2
2. ''Exiles'' #10
3. ''Exiles'' #12
4. ''Exiles'' #22
5. ''Uncanny X-Men'' #425-426
6. ''Exiles'' #28-30
7. ''Exiles'' #37
8. ''Exiles'' #43
9. ''Exiles'' #46-48
10. ''Exiles'' #53
11. ''Exiles'' #59
12. ''Exiles'' #60
13. ''Exiles'' #62-65
14. ''Exiles'' #69-71
15. ''Exiles'' #72-74
16. ''Exiles'' #75-76
17. ''Exiles'' #77-78
18. ''Exiles'' #79-80
19. ''Exiles'' #81-82
20. ''Exiles'' #83
21. ''Exiles'' #84-85
22. ''Exiles'' #86-87
23. ''Exiles'' #89
24. ''Exiles'' #93
25. ''Exiles'' #96
26. ''Exiles #97''
27. ''Exiles #98''
28. http://www.newsarama.com/marvelnew/Oct07/solicitations.html
29. ''Exiles'' #37
30. ''Exiles'' #66
31. ''Exiles'' #34
32. ''Exiles'' #57
33. ''Exiles'' #58
34. ''Exiles'' #94
35. ''Exiles'' #95
36. ''Exiles'' #44
37. ''Exiles'' #64
38. ''Exiles'' #58
39. ''Exiles'' #62
40. ''Exiles'' #77
41. ''Exiles'' #79
42. ''Exiles'' #90
External links
★ Reality Check: The Exiles Resource Center
★ UncannyXMen.Net: Exiles, Current Title Information
★ Alternity
★ Exiles on Marvel.com
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