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Destroy all Monsters - conclusion
On Earth #3752, the giant Red Ronin engages in battle against Fin Fang Foom in Tokyo, Japan. Inside Red Ronin are the Science Squad and members of the Exiles. Blink asks Dr. Connors and Pym if their master plan is to sit inside this robot until Krakoa shows up. Pym asks Blink if she has a better idea. Connors, rather snottily, asks Blink if she and the Exiles have not caused enough trouble. Blink tells Pym that she can get more Intel on Fin Fang Foom and perhaps find out if it has a weakness. She needs them to patch her to Sabretooth.
Fin Fang Foom attacks Red Ronin, stating how humans have gotten cleverer since he last roamed this planet. However, nothing will withstand his might. Sabretooth receives Blink’s call and agrees to call Heather for more information.
In the Panoptichron, Heather and Beak watch the Red Ronin battle Fin Fang Foom. Heather receives Sabretooth’s transmission and tells him that they are going to get themselves killed. Sabretooth informs her that Krakoa is supposed to be fighting Fin Fang Foom, but instead it’s more interested in the Exiles. Now they are bait to lure Krakoa back to the dragon. Heather reminds Sabretooth that, if Connors had just gave them the healing serum, they would have been back instead of distracting Krakoa. Sabretooth tells Heather that they can’t dwell on that now, as they need information of Fin Fang Foom.
Heather checks her data and informs Sabretooth that, in hundreds of realities, only a few Fin Fang Foom’s have been sedated by herbs. Most laid waste to their Earth’s and none have ever been flat out defeated. She will try to get more information on the sleep-inducing herbs, but until then she requests that the heroes retreat towards Krakoa.
After Sabretooth ends the call, Heather calls Strange via intercom and asks him to return to the control room. She needs help with Chinese herbs and she bets he knows twice as much as her about it. However, Strange does not respond. Heather orders one of the worker bugs to retrieve Strange. The bug, addressing Heather as Exiles Casualty-Five, agrees. Annoyed, Heather tells the bug to stop calling her “casualty.” The bug heads to the door but, when it opens, Deadpool stands there with his gun ready. He shoots the bug in the head, and then spots Heather.
Deadpool recognizes Heather and threatens to blow her brains out if she tries to morph into Sasquatch.  He then aims the gun at her, but Heather informs him that she cannot transform anymore. Deadpool asks her how long he has been out, and learns that it has been a few months. Heather then asks him how he is alive. Deadpool tells Heather that he has a healing factor that makes Wolverine look like Gandhi. She would have to blow him to pieces to keep him dead, but then adds that she shouldn’t get any ideas. Heather realizes that Stephen must have awoken Deadpool from stasis, and then realizes that the poor doctor must be hurt.
Deadpool, not realizing that Beak is around the bend, apologizes rather apathetically for killing her friend. However, he wants to know where the Timebroker is. He wants to shoot his brains out. Heather informs Deadpool that there is and never was a Timebroker. They are in charge now. Deadpool asks who “we” are and learns that the Exiles are in charge. In fact some of them are on a mission. Deadpool looks at the monitor of Red Ronin and Fin Fang Foom battling and is delighted. He then grabs Heather and orders her to revive the rest of Weapon X. If she gives him trouble he’ll kill her.
Beak, in the adjacent room, whispers at one of the Timebreakers and orders it to awaken Mimic. The Timebreaker begins to argue that it is risky, but Beak tells him to do it anyway.
Deadpool leads Heather down the hall and tells her that this place reminds him of a Swedish ice motel he blew up once. He bets the vodka here stinks, though. Heather informs Deadpool that if Strange is hurt, then reviving Deadpool’s teammates won’t be easy. Deadpool tells Heather that he won’t get blindsided by her lies like the last time they met on that Earth, where they had to kill that super-mutant kid. He knew there was trouble when them Exiles arrived. Sabretooth never shied from a mission, but when Blink arrived he turned into a pussycat. Next thing he knows Sabretooth and Blink are cutting a deal and Deadpool’s life is expendable. This time, Deadpool plans on throwing Blink and Sabretooth a welcome back party.
The two reach the gallery, and Heather is shocked to find Stephen dead. Deadpool, however, is confused to see Mimic lying on the floor motionless, and wonders what he is doing defrosted.
On Earth #3752, Red Ronin gets a good blow on Fin Fang Foom, but the monster is still not deterred. Pym informs Connors that their weapons system has failed. Connors asks if Ronin can still fly, but Blink doesn’t wait for the answer and calls Sabretooth to find out what Heather told him. Sabretooth, however, replies that Heather hasn’t called him back. Something has gone wrong as mission control. Trask begins to freak out as his Red Ronin gets a thrashing.
Fin Fang Room rips off one of Ronin’s legs and asks the humans to come out. Blink, fed up, teleports Pym and Connors out, telling them that it is time for plan b. Connors orders Blink to teleport him back into Red Ronin, but she refuses to as her boyfriend’s life depends on him. She orders the two men to wait in the forest while she retrieves the others.
In the Panoptichron, Deadpool tells Heather to quit wasting time on Mimic and to wake up his pals. Why is he out of the wall anyway? Heather does not know, but she knows that he will die if he stays like this. For all she knows he is already dead. She cannot tell when he is armored up. Deadpool takes the hand held out of the clutches of the bug he killed earlier when he killed Strange. He then hopes, for Heather’s sake, that she knows how to operate the controls. Heather tells Deadpool that she knows enough, and quickly learns that the only other Weapon X members with stable pulses right now are Iron Man, Angel, and the female Hulk. Deadpool tells her to wake up Hulk, as he does not know the other two. Heather tells Deadpool to wait a moment, as she must check to see if she can wake up Hulk without hurting her.
On Earth #3752, Fin Fang Foom rips off Red Ronin’s head. He then announces, as the giant robot falls, that when he finishes destroying the army of man he shall keep the robotic Red Ronin and force humanity to fill it each year with the blood of their children in a tribute to him. Below, Trask watches as his masterpiece is destroyed. Blink teleports back and is immediately met with hostility by Connors, who tells her that she just ruined their only chance to defeat Fin Fang Foom.
Tired of Connors and his whining, Blink bluntly tells him that they never had a chance. The Exiles saves the Science Squad when they first arrived and have been putting up with their attitude, but they shall no longer. She is going to settle this her way and he is going to be quiet. She then tells Sabretooth to keep the “heroes” safe. Sabretooth grins and agrees, but asks Blink where she is going.
Nearby, Fin Fang Foom holds the head of Red Ronin in his hands and wonders if he should place it on the gates to his palace to warn all those foolish enough to oppose him. Blink suddenly teleports atop the helmet and asks the dragon if he is referring to people like her. Shocked by the challenge, Fin Fang Foom asks the girl, calling her human, if she dares challenge him. Blink interrupts the dragon and tells him that he does like to say his name a lot…over and over. Fin Fang Foom asks if she dares mock Fin Fang Fo…er…him. However, Blink sarcastically tells him that she would never dare.
This sarcasm is lost on the dragon, so Blink continues on and asks him how many humans he knows that can pop out of thin air. Confused, Fin Fang Foom asks what she is, if she is not a human? Blink teleports onto the snout of the dragon and tells him that she is his fairy sidekick. Every dragon worth his salt has one. She is there to serve him. Shall she warn him of a threat to his greatness? Fin Fang Foom’s eyes follow in the direction that Blink points, as she tells him that Krakoa challenges him and if he squints he can see the monster over the horizon. Blink then teleports away.
Fin Fang Foom looks around and calls out for his fairy sidekick, wondering where she went. Screaming out “fairy sidekick” once more, the dragon decides that she served her purpose anyway, but for now this challenge must be answered. Krakoa’s doom approaches on leathern wings. So says…
“Fin Fang Foom,” chants the Exiles and Science Squad below, some with grins, others with embarrassed and shocked looks on their faces.
In the Panoptichron, Beak looks at the monitor as Sabretooth calls to Heather, asking why she isn’t responding. Beak tells the Timebreaker beside him to ignore Sabretooth. If they call the Exiles back, then Deadpool might hurt Heather. He then asks for an update of the Stasis Gallery. The Timebreaker informs Beak that Weapon-X Casualty Eight has been awakened. Beak realizes that Deadpool is waking up more bad guys, and then asks about Mimic’s condition. He learns that there is an energy surge in Mimic, which means his plan is working.
In the Gallery, the female Hulk rubs her head and tells Deadpool weakly that the last thing she remembered was being sucked into the Negative Zone. Deadpool informs her that she wound up there instead. It seems anyone taken out of the game, dead or alive, ends up there. Hulk, who towers over Heather, demands to know if there are others like her alive trapped in the gallery. Heather tells Hulk that she thinks so, but that does not settle well for the other woman. Hulk, angry, asks Heather if she is not the one who put her in there. Heather explains that the beings that set up the Exiles/Weapon X programs were responsible. Apparently, they keep everyone they recruit to fix realities they broke.
Deadpool, confused, asks if the bug people are the ones who messed up all the Earths. They then recruited others to fix their mess? Heather confirms Deadpool’s suspicion and tells him that the Timebroker was a lie and their realities aren’t broken. No one went home after fulfilling their mission, dead or alive. They ended up in the wall. Deadpool asks Hulk if she is ready to wake up the rest of their teammates and start calling the shots around there. If she can vouch for Iron Man and Angel, then they can be freed. Suddenly, Mimic moans, and Hulk asks what is wrong with him. The apathetic Deadpool states that the man is as good as dead.
Suddenly, Hulk asks Deadpool how long he has been standing around Mimic. Confused, Deadpool questions her question. The recovering Mimic tells Hulk that Deadpool has been around long enough. He then shifts back into his human form, though it causes much pain, but once he does his horribly sliced up body heals itself, thanks to Deadpool’s healing factor. Mimic felt it the moment Deadpool and he were released. Angered, Hulk calls Deadpool and idiot and reminds him why they call Cal the Mimic.
Deadpool tells Hulk that if Cal copied his powers then the joke is on him. Mimic, angered, armors up and tells Deadpool that he doubts that. He then asks Heather if they hurt her. Heather tells Mimic that she is fine, but Deadpool murdered Stephen Strange. Mimic pops his claws and tells Deadpool that he isn’t going to kill him, but he now knows how much of a beating the man can take and he plans on pushing him to that limit. Deadpool shoots at Mimic with his gun and tells Hulk to get ready to battle. Mimic knocks Deadpool out of the air with his optic blast.
Tired, Hulk grabs Deadpool out of the air by his foot and tells him that she is over this. As she holds Deadpool upside down, Hulk tells Mimic that she could probably beat him, but then what? She doesn’t care about Weapon X or alternate realities. She wants her life back. She knows the Exiles are good guys, so she will make them a deal. She will adjudicate Deadpool and they will send her home. Confused, Mimic asks Jennifer about her meaning. Hulk tells him that she used to be a judge. She is the closest thing to a legal system they will find for their dead doctor friend. Mimic agrees to the offer. Hulk then announces that by the power invested in her by the state of Texas, just is served. She then uses her mighty strength to slam Deadpool into the ground… shattering his insides to pieces beyond the repair of his healing factor.
Mimic and Heather stare in horror, as they were not expecting Hulk to kill Deadpool. Hulk, who holds Deadpool’s left leg in her hand, tells them that Deadpool deserved death, if not for Dr. Strange, but for the countless victims she watched him murder on Weapon X missions. Will they honor their deal now or are they in store for more pointless violence?
Sometime later at the Excursion Platform, Blink, Sabretooth and Morph return. Blink holds a vial in her hand and she gladly tells Heather and Beak that the mission is complete and Connors gave them the serum after she played monster matchmaker. Heather asks about the fate of Fin Fang Foom, and learns that the dragon was eaten alive by Krakoa, who turned into an army of flying monsters. Afterwards, Krakoa returned back into a dormant island. Did they miss anything around the Panoptichron?
Heather regretfully informs the group that Strange freed Deadpool from the Gallery, and was killed by him. Deadpool then took her hostage. Blink is shocked and then asks who beat Deadpool. Was it Beak? Beak informs her that Mimic defeated him. Surprised and happy, Blink realizes that Mimic could not fight unless he was healthy. She then asks if he is okay.
Mimic makes his presence known and tells Blink that “okay” is a relative term. All turn to see Mimic arrive, with his skin horribly disfigured, thanks to the fact that he mimicked Deadpool, who also had disfigured skin. Heather explains that Mimic copied Deadpool’s powers, but no one knew that this skin condition would be a side effect. Blink is a bit repulsed and wonders about the serum she brought.
Mimic approaches Blink, who stays at Sabretooth’s side, and tells her that he will first have to try and get rid of Deadpool’s powers. Then he can try to use the serum to clean up his complexion. Okay, says Blink quietly.
Heather announces that they have to be more careful with the Panoptichron technology. They almost ruined things on the monster world and they cost Stephen Strange his life. Mimic tells Heather that it is not her fault, but they cannot let fear paralyze them. They just sent the female Hulk home and they need to return the others in the stasis gallery back home, too. However, the next to go home should be Beak. He left a family behind and there is no good reason to keep him from his kids.


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World Tour: House of M - part 1
There is a war being fought right here in America. On one side, there are the mutants. They are super-people who mostly want to get along with the rest of mankind. Such people can be found in a team called the X-Men. On the other side, there are normal humans who try everything to take down those mutants. They create special laws to contain them or even build killer robots like the Sentinels, and send them out to hunt. In return, the X-Men take down those Sentinels trying to make people understand not every mutant is bad, but it doesn’t always work.
Beak knows this. He knows that humans are scared of teenagers who can toss them into orbit or melt their brains. And who can really blame them? Beak admits even he used to be afraid of mutants himself! At least until the day he found out he was a mutant himself. But Barnell did not have a cool power like laser beams or perfect hair. No, he just changed into an actual chicken.
Needless to say, his parents got worried. Luckily, they found a school in upstate New York that specializes in kids with Barnell’s “affliction.” That’s how he got enrolled at the Xavier Institute for Higher Learning. But, even though they were freaks among each other, Beak was stared at. He was placed in Xorn’s Remedial Class, where Barnell eventually met the girl of his dreams: Angel Salvatore. Before long, he and Angel had their own place and six beautiful kids to raise.
It was in that moment that Beak’s life got very weird. Strangers showed up, claiming something was terribly wrong with the world and that they had come to fix it. Those strangers call themselves the Exiles. They travel from dimension to dimension, parallel universe to parallel universe like in that “Sliders” show. Beak learned that there are thousands of alternate Earths out there where surely, he must look better than his current state. The Exiles visit realities headed for disaster and steer them back on track, usually by beating people up like Beak’s home version of the Fantastic Four and Namor.
The Exiles said Beak had to leave his family and join their team. So, he spent the last few months saving one messed-up Earth after another. They fought evil mutants, a bad wizard and even a living planet! One time they even saved the world with a Chinese Danish. But that is all over now, because Beak is quitting this group and is ready to go home again. That is, as soon as they figure out where his world disappeared to!
The Crystal palace…
Heather shows Beak some viewing screens, which prove that his home world simply cannot be found for some reason. Heather apologizes for it, but the temporal scanners just aren’t locking up on Earth-616. Beak panics and wants to know if his reality is at least still there, or if they blew themselves up while he was away. Heather can’t say that for sure until the Timebreakers finish repairing the palace, but they are definitely reading something there. She promises that, if they have to, the team shall teleport in blind and find out by themselves.
As they are guarding the Timebreakers repairing the Crystal, Morph sarcastically transforms into the Timebroker and asks Sabretooth what happened to the good old days when they were given all the answers before going into a mission. Sabretooth angrily reminds Morph that they ended those days. He even believes that once Beak has been brought home, they should keep going right onto Morph’s home and even Mimic’s reality and drop them off as well. Morph refuses, as they can’t just abandon the worlds the Timebreakers doomed. One of the Timebreakers tries to defend itself that they didn’t mean to do that!
Blind tries to calm Sabretooth down, joking that she knows Victor wants Mimic to go home, because he thinks he isn’t good enough for his ‘little girl.’ Creed defends that he doesn’t have to do anything to break up those two. And, he adds, considering Mimic’s state these days, he wonders why they even keep him around.
Later, at the Infirmary…
Blink visits her lover, and is a little disgusted at his appearance. Calvin tries to cheer her up, confident he won’t look like ground chuck much longer. He realizes he looks this way because of the healing factor he mimicked off Deadpool. Though it saved his life, the down- side is that the side effects of the healing factor won’t win him any beauty contests. Blink knows that, and remembers that Heather explained that it’s some sort of auto-immune response that turns Calvin’s skin into scar tissue. Mimic thinks the problem shall be resolved once he mimics Blink’s mutant power as it will displace Deadpool’s. He tries to do that, but for some reason… it doesn’t work?!
Blink wants to know the reason. Mimic reminds Blink that, in order to copy a new power, he has to give up an old one. She remembers. And, Calvin adds, he has always been able to chose which of his powers he gives up. But for some reason, Deadpool’s little curse won’t let go. He thinks that, maybe, it’s resisting his will the way he would fight a disease, but Calvin doesn’t know that for sure. Blink panics if Calvin will be stuck like this forever. Mimic wants to think this through. Blink reminds him she still has the regenerative serum from their last mission.
Mimic fears what shall happen if the serum clears up his skin, and when Deadpool’s healing factor just reasserts itself. Blink mentions they only have one dose of the serum. Calvin suggests they’ll save it after he gets rid of the root of his problem. He jokes that if worse comes to worst, he’ll simply mimic Morph’s power and shape shift his appearance back to normal. Blink doesn’t think that’s funny and wants to cure this for real. Mimic calms Clarice down, reminding her that it doesn’t hurt him or anything. But he doesn’t think that’s the real issue here.
Blink doesn’t care if she’s shallow or not, but knows that if she suddenly had snakes for hair or smelled like rotten meat, Calvin would want her cured as well! Mimic can only agree with that. Heather calls in over intercom, asking the two if they can meet her at the Excursion platform. Mimic confirms, but Blink wants to wait a little. Mimic doesn’t, and suggests they’ll bring Beak home. He knows they can solve this problem as long as they are together. Hesitant, Blink confirms.
The Excursion platform…
Heather notices that Mimic still looks horrible, and had thought he and Blink had figured out how to solve it. Calvin jokes they hit a snag, but thinks it can wait. That’s fine by Heather. She asks if everyone remembers how they were all told they had become “unhinged from time.” Now, the Timebreakers have re-hinged Beak, and he’s back in sync with his native reality and ready to go home. But, for some reason, they still can’t see Earth-616 on the viewing screens. It’s there, but something is preventing clear reception.
She warns the Exiles that they are teleporting in blind. She can keep them from materializing in something solid, but she doesn’t know what will greet them once there. Blink wonders why this particular Earth is always such a pain in the butt. Beak tells everyone they don’t have to come. He thanks them, as they’ve already done enough for him. But he can’t wait any longer, not knowing if his family is safe or not. Mimic cheers him up, as they won’t dump Barnell in the great unknown. Heather teleports them away, wanting the team to contact her with the Tallus as soon as they get there.
Earth-616…
A bright light appears. A few moments later, the Exiles land in front of a statue, but… they all feel sick! Everyone throws up, and Morph thinks this was the worst teleport ever. Blink agrees, as that was really wrong. Mimic gets up, wanting to move immediately in case their arrival caught any unwanted attention. Everybody notices noises around them, and stares in front of them as… lots of mutants walk around, freely and don’t seem to be scared of anything!
Looks like they’re not that out of place, after all. Sabretooth takes a look at the statue, and recognizes it as a Sentinel head. He wonders what it’s doing there. Beak doesn’t remember a statue like this ever being in the park. And there weren’t this many mutants either when he left, as everyone kept a low profile. Morph finds a plaque in front of the statue, and reads that it’s in honor of the House of M, in honor of the mutant blood that was spilled during the War. Morph recalls they have been in this reality twice before, but he never heard anything about a “House of M.”
Sabretooth reports this discovery back to Heather. She can hear him, but still fails to see the team on her viewing screens. She and the Timebreakers are trying to boost the team’s signal and will need to extract them. Sabretooth mentions that it sounds like history changed since their last visit. He asks Heather if she can figure out how. She can’t yet, but promises to contact them back once she did.
Times Square, 45 minutes later…
The Exiles have bought a newspaper, and Mimic reads it. Going on context, he would say that “sapien” is what they call non-mutants. And by the look of things with all the many mutants walking around, the sapiens have become the minority. Beak wants to know how things could have changed so fast. Mimic mentions that it looks like Magneto is now the head of state, and even pretty well loved. Beak wants to find Angel and his kids to see if they are okay.
Suddenly, Sentinels fly above them! Everyone panics and Sabretooth thinks that somebody still hates mutants. Mimic asks his friends to wait before attacking, as the crowd around them isn’t even reacting to the Sentinel’s presence. It’s almost as if they see them everyday, like police on patrol. Calvin wonders if Magneto reprogrammed the robots or something. Sabretooth wonders if this could be the first reality that has actually improved.
Beak panics, as he has just found Angel. But, she stands on a huge commercial billboard, and seems to have become a model! Calvin thinks that maybe the picture just looks like Angel. Beak doesn’t think so and wants to know why Angel’s picture is there up on that board. Blink calms him down, thinking it probably just means Angel is doing well. She suggests that they’ll go check Xavier’s school and, if for some reason it appears she has moved, she promises they will find her. Blink agrees, thinking Angel probably did the modeling work for the kids’ sake. He knows she hasn’t found someone else by now. The Exiles all give him the thumbs up, but aren’t really sure.
Downtown, at the Genome nightclub, 11:03 PM…
Blunderbuss, a security guard, refuses to let a few sapiens enter the club as it’s only for mutants, and orders them to leave. Angel arrives, wondering if Blunderbuss is going to send her away as well. Blunderbuss won’t, as, for as far as he is concerned, this club was built for her. Angel jokes around, telling Blunderbuss to keep sweet-talking her, joking one day she might fall for it. Blunderbuss smiles and watches Angel entering the club, telling her not to tease him as it would break all of his seven hearts.
Angel enjoys the party, and dances on until 2:52 PM. She goes back to Blunderbuss and notices him reading a newspaper. She jokes that he better isn’t looking at the want adds, as she will stop coming to the club once he’s gone. Blunderbuss smiles that he’s just looking how his stock are doing. Angel likes hearing the stock remark, smiling that maybe she’ll let him buy her dinner some day after all. She takes off, and warns Angel to be careful on her way home.
Another mutant enters, and Blunderbuss tells him to do the same, as the streets aren’t safe these days. The English mutant thanks the guard, confirming his statement. Blunderbuss is a little bit disgusted at the mutant’s rather ugly appearance, but ignores it. He continues to read his paper, which has an article about a “Mutant X.” Blunderbuss reads that following weeks of denial, police confirm that the desiccated corpses that are turning up in Manhattan are probably the work of Scotland’s infamous serial killer, who is referred to simply as “Mutant X.” Blunderbuss wonders what the paper means by “desiccated”, but then realizes the truth.
He quickly leaves the club, and notices the mutant that left earlier is following Angel! Blunderbuss angrily jumps in front of the mutant, telling the zombie-like man he picked the wrong girl to mess with tonight. He transforms his arms into cannons, and knows that the mutant he is facing is… Mutant X! Mutant X jokes that Blunderbuss can call him whatever he likes, as he doesn’t care. He wants to know what those cannons of his are supposed to do. Blunderbuss fires them, but… Mutant X survives and doesn’t even have a scratch! Blunderbuss panics, as Mutant X prepares himself for his next trick. He leaves his current body. A bright light is seen, and Blunderbuss screams but nobody hears him.
Some time later…
Angel arrives in front of her hotel, and finds Beak waiting for her. But, she doesn’t recognize him and thinks he is a stalking fan and refuses to hand out autographs, as she’s tired. Beak is angry with Angel for being out so late, wondering who is watching the kids at this hour. Angel doesn’t know what’s wrong with Beak, and shouts at him that she would never knock boots with the likes of him, let alone have kids with him! The hotel guard notices the problem and approaches Angel. She tells the guard to call the cops on her “stalker,” and angrily runs into the hotel, leaving Beak behind and alone.
She makes it to her hotel room and can’t believe the stalking thing actually happened. Suddenly, she finds Blunderbuss waiting for her! It’s actually Mutant X in his body, who had thought that a strong body like this would last a little while but it doesn’t, as its already worn thin. Angel doesn’t understand what’s going on, and wants to know why Blunderbuss is talking so weird. “Blunderbuss” tells Angel he needs her. Angel smiles that Blunderbuss knows they are just friends.
Mutant X reaches out to her, stating that Blunderbuss really knew they were just friends. He loved Angel like a sister. But Blunderbuss is gone now, and in a few minutes, Mutant X promises, so shall be Angel!
outside the hotel…
Beak walks back to the other Exiles, who had been hiding in a nearby alley. Blink walks over to him, hading seen that it didn’t go so well. Beak wants to fix this immediately, as he wants to have his kids back! They don’t even exist anymore! He doesn’t care if the rest of the team all love it there, Barnell wants his family back. Sabretooth takes a look at Blink. He recons he would want the same thing if he was in Beak’s shoes, but believes it might not be their call to make. Mimic understands, explaining that, if this change in Beak’s world was somehow meant to be, they might not have the right to change it back. Beak doesn’t care if it’s right or wrong, he will find a way.
Mutant X has discovered the Exiles from watching out of Angel’s hotel room window. He has already left Blunderbuss’ body, which now lies dead on the floor. He has jumped into Angel’s body, and mentions that he thought that becoming a super-model would be the highlight of his day. But, seeing something special like the mutants outside, he can taste how wrong he was. Mutant X can taste that they even seem to share a big secret, which he promises to discover!


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World Tour:  House of M – part two
The first question the Exiles always ask when they arrive in a new reality is what is wrong with this picture. After that, they ask what they must do to set things right. However, compared to Blink’s home reality, there doesn’t seem to be anything wrong at all with this new reality she is in. Her world was consumed by a war between mutant and man, or flatscans as they are called in her reality. Here, in Earth 616, humans are referred to as Sapiens. Most of them are at the bottom of the social ladder, but they are not oppressed. They could get jobs if they wanted, and every society has its dregs, supposes Blink. However, the only thing that keeps Blink from thinking that this mutant utopia she is in perfect is one problem.
His name is Beak and this is his reality. He joined the Exiles a few months ago to help them fix alternate worlds gone bad. While they were away saving other worlds, however, everything in his reality changed. Mutants went from being a misunderstood minority to having mutation being a norm. Blink isn’t sure how this happened or if it can be changed back, but she is starting to think that changing this mutant utopia back might be the biggest crime of all.
Blink stands amid the crowd in Wall Street, while Beak sulks on a bunch, consoled by the horribly disfigured Mimic. Blink looks up at a banner of Magneto upon the Stock Exchange. In her reality, he led the X-Men. In other realities, he is the most evil mutant on Earth. On this odd version of Earth 616, he is a hero of the highest order. She has spent all day reading up on him. King Magnus controls the governments around the world. S.H.I.E.L.D. is under his total command. Prosperity under his rule is undeniable. The evils his armies avert are too numerous to count. Even Sentinels, murderous robots usually out to kill mutants, only serve to protect and area a common sight all around. None of this is consolation for Beak, though.
Mimic tells the sulking Beak not to worry. They will find out what happened on his Earth and, if anyone can change it back, it is them. Annoyed, Sabretooth approaches Mimic and tells him that he is not thinking straight. They fix broken realities. What is wrong with this one? Offended, Mimic asks Sabretooth what he is talking about. Beak’s children do not even exist in this reality. Sabretooth tells Mimic that he knows that, but what if they erase a million more children by reverting the world back to normal. Would that be fair? Beak is young and in this world he has a chance of meeting someone else and starting a family. Does it look as if anyone in this crowd would judge Beak for his looks, asks Sabretooth as he points out all the various mutations around them, including a devil woman that Morph takes a shining too. Sabretooth even points out that no one has given Mimic’s disgusting complexion a second look since they arrived.
Mimic gets into Sabretooth’s face and tells him that he is noble to write off Beak’s children like that. However, if Blink were to be erased from existence, Mimic knows that Sabretooth would kill half the planet to get her back. Long as I get to start with you, retorts Sabretooth. Besides, he continues, it isn’t the same. He and Blink have spent years together trying to survive. Beak only had his children for a few months. Besides, it seems that Angel is better off now than before. She used to like in a shack before. Now she is an underwear model that has an uptown apartment.
While the two argue, the sulking Beak looks across the street and is shocked to see Angel across it standing in a busy crowd, staring at him. As Blink breaks up the argument between Sabretooth and Mimic, adding that she would like to know how reality was altered no matter what they decide to do, Beak runs off and tries to catch up to Angel. Unfortunately, he does not knows that his girlfriend is in fact possessed by the killer Mutant X, who has taken an interest in the Exiles, or particularly the Tallus possessed by Sabretooth.
Beak crosses the street after shoving through a crowd, but, when he gets to the corner, he finds that Angel is gone. Suddenly, Angel swoops down and lifts Beak into the sky. Beak demands that Angel tell him what is going on. With a distinct Irish accent, Angel tells Beak to shut up and stop struggling, unless he wants her to drop him. On the ground, Morph points to the two mutants in the air and asks why the chicken crossed the road. Sabretooth stares off at them and wonders if that is Angel carrying Beak. Mimic volunteers to catch up, but a voice tells him not to as that is a sure way for their Beak friend to get killed.
The Exiles turn to see a ragged and dirty Irish woman, who speaks softly to them. She tells them that Beak is in danger and they can only save him if they know what they are up against. The Exiles ask the woman who she is, but the woman refuses to tell them while the Sentinels are around. There is a place nearby where they can talk. Unbeknownst to the woman, though, a Sentinel has already noticed her, but for the moment does nothing.
In a local food kitchen, the woman sits with the Exiles among homeless Sapiens. She apologizes to the Exiles for having to inform them that the female who took Beak is beyond saving. She is just a vehicle for a killer mutant whom she has been chasing since Edinburgh. He has the power to snatch bodies and bend reality, which gives him a distinct power signature. She then shows them a device she uses to track him, and adds that the bracelet on Sabretooth’s arm gives her similar readings. When she heard them talking about saving doomed realities, she thought maybe they could help her stop the killer. The killer is her son. She is Moira MacTaggert. Does that mean anything to them?
Morph asks if her name should ring a bell. Moira is then convinced that the Exiles truly are not from this reality if they do not know who she is. If they ever watched the news, they’d know she isn’t the bag lady she looks like now. She is a scientist who owns a research laboratory on Muir Isle, in Scotland. She works in genetics and was the first to properly identify the emerging mutant phenomenon twenty years ago. She won a Nobel Prize for that. Grant money poured into her, but none of that could save her son from his own mutation. Kevin withered away before her eyes and hungered on people. She locked him away and searched for a way to cure him by isolating the mutant gene and neutralizing it. However, seeking a way to undo mutation is a sure way to make enemies out of Magneto. The Sentinels destroyed her lab and she has been the most wanted Sapien in the world since. Her son escaped to become the world’s most wanted mutant.
Elsewhere, “Angel” and Beak arrive at Angel’s penthouse. Beak is hopeful that Angel finally remembers him, or the mentioning of the kids made her think at least. No, replies Angel. She does not remember in the last. They are certainly not here to speak about children. Beak, scared and confused, asks Angel why she is speaking funny. What is wrong with her eyes? Is she on drugs? “Angel” tells Beak that Angel is not here right now. He is the furthest thing from an angel that Beak has ever met. Now, he must tell her about his friends.
She sensed something in them that she has never sensed before… something kindred. She then throws a newspaper in Beak’s face, telling him that to read the headline. It’s about her and it should prove to him that Beak should not withhold any information. It is the second article down, and obviously not the one about Magneto or Von Doom.
Beak sees the article about the killer known as Mutant X, but doesn’t understand. “Angel” calls Beak dense and just announces the revelation. He is not Angel, he is Mutant X. Beak better tell him about his companions no, or else he will have to climb into Beak’s mind and rummage through the memories. Beak steps back and falls over something. He looks to see what it was and then sees the withered body of Blunderbuss. Mutant X tells him that if he enters Beak’s body he will burn out like Blunderbuss, and he is not in any hurry to leave Angel’s body, as it is staying fresh longer than expected.
Back at the food kitchen, Sabretooth tries to get the facts straight. Moira is saying that her son is a serial killer, who has their friend… and they are wasting time talking?! Moira tells Sabretooth that they cannot just attack Mutant X. There are things about him they must know that only she can tell. Blink asks Sabretooth to contact Heather via the Tallus and ask her to double check Moira’s history to see if her story rings true. Moira asks what a Tallus is, but Sabretooth ignores her and calls Heather.
In the Panoptichron, Heather tells Sabretooth that she is already on it. She already has Moira’s folder pulled up. If this was the usual Earth 616 then Moira MacTaggert would be… well… dead, but she doesn’t need to know that. The part of her being a geneticist on Muir Isle is true. As for her son, what she sees on his file scares the hell out of her.
In the kitchen, the local priest comes over to the Exiles and kindly tells them that this place is only really for the disadvantaged Sapiens. Their presence is disturbing those who come here for sustenance. He regretfully must ask that the mutants leave. Annoyed, Sabretooth doesn’t think that the priest regrets it, but Moira stops him and apologizes to the priest, for she should have known better. The priest thanks Moira, telling her that it pains him to be so inhospitable.
Suddenly, a thin drill emerges from the ground, confusing everybody. The priest bends over it as Sabretooth asks what it is. Before the priest can reply, the drill shoots out and impales the man. The cap then pops off and a radar goes off. “Saints preserve us…” mutters Moira, as she stares at the dead priest. Suddenly, the whole floor shatters a Sentinel crashes through the building from below.
The Sentinel immediately goes for Moira, who asks for help. Mimic and Morph come to her defense, which causes the Sentinel to call for back up, as it did not expect mutant resistance. Blink orders the other humans in the area to get out. As they rush to leave, another Sentinel hand smashes through, claiming that there are too many excess Sapiens obscuring their target of Moira MacTaggert. “Obstruction Removed,” says the Sentinel, as it unleashes a powerful energy blast, reducing the innocent Sapiens in the area to nothing but charred skeletons.
Just like that, all of Blink’s notions of a romantic mutant utopia die screaming. The Sentinels have no regard for life, and no life of their own. She doesn’t have to pull punches. Blink teleports outside to confront the two Sentinels, which stare at her. As they shoot at her she leaps around. She tries to recall the last time she was happy. Recently, it has been one disaster after another. She is sick of being manipulated and watching her friends lose their powers, their families, and their lives. It seems like everything they care about is taken away piece by piece. Sabretooth is a father to her. Why does he have to hate the man she loves? Why did Mimic’s face have to turn into gristle and meat? She can learn to move past it and see his inner beauty, but haven’t they been through enough?
Blink ends her fight by teleporting pieces of the Sentinels to space. Inside, Morph makes a joke that in this reality it’s ok if Magneto is good. If mutants are the majority, he can handle it. However, Sentinels popping through the floor is just wrong! As a Sentinel captures Mimic, Blink enters and teleports the Sentinel’s head away, ending the battle. She turns to Moira and tells her that she has to get her tracker device. They are going to save Beak now. Anything else they need to know Moira will tell them on the way. In awe at Blink, Moira takes her and agrees.
The group soon tracks Mutant X to a tower, which seems to have an organic web growing on it. Moira tells the heroes that Kevin’s abilities are one of the most powerful ever recorded. First, he can temporarily suspend the laws of physics. He can warp reality to suit his whims. His displays usually aren’t as ostentatious as this new building, though. That is one way of putting it, replies Sabretooth. As a group of reality warped mutants run out screaming, Morph turns into Edward Scissor Hands and tells the group that this is getting really crazy.
The heroes enter to see a few residents being attacked by man-eating plants, a warped floor, a crazy rug, and other warped objects. Moira tells them that Kevin consumes his own body, so he is always looking for a new one to inhabit. When he possesses somebody, he displaces their psyche, killing them effectively. They need to remember that Mutant X can look like anyone and, if they get too close, say ten feet or so, they run the risk of him taking their body. As the heroes reach the top level of the building and emerge on the roof, Moira tells them one last fact. Kevin’s only weakness is metal.
The heroes then look in horror as they see Beak tangled up in the legs of a water tower upon the room… and the withered decomposing body of Angel, still possessed by Mutant X.
“Hullo, Mother,” says the psychotic mutant.


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World Tour:  House of M – part three
According to the files on Earth 616, this is how it was supposed to have happened. A few years ago, the X-Men fought the mutant son of their friend Moira MacTaggert. Kevin MacTaggert possessed the body of his father, withering him to a husk as he used up his father’s life force. Piotr Rasputin threw the merged Kevin and father into a wall, causing the body to crumble to pieces, but what was left was Kevin’s true self. He was a ghostly wraith capable of reshaping the fabric of reality itself. He called himself Proteus. However, his one weakness was metal, which could disrupt the delicate matrix that held him together. Unfortunately, he picked a fight with Colossus, who could turn into living steel. If Colossus hadn’t killed Proteus, he would have become the world’s most dangerous killer.
In the Panoptichron, Heather Hudson completes reading the file and thinks to herself that this is how it was supposed to happen. Unfortunately, the history of Earth 616 seems to have been rewritten and there are no X-Men here. The only heroes left are her best friends, who are facing a murderer capable of making their sickest wishes real, and he can also steal the body of anyone close to him. She runs mission control fore the dimension hipping heroes known as the Exiles. She talks to them via the bracelet called the Tallus. Right now, the person wearing the Tallus is the one Heather knows the least.
Heather calls out to Sabretooth and tells him that she knows how to defeat Proteus, but it won’t be easy.
On Earth 616, specifically on a skyscraper in the upper west side of New York City, Mutant X, in the withering body of Angel Salvatore, girlfriend of the Exile Beak, is pleased to see the famous Exiles. Referring to Beak, who is wrapped up in the legs of a warped water tower, Mutant X tells the group that the boy told him all about them and how they fix realities they come across. It sounds like a brilliant idea. Where does he sign up?
Weakly, Beak tells the Exiles to run, but Mutant X shushes him. He wanted to meet the Exiles since he first saw the last night. He sensed something special about them. Surprisingly, they show up with his mother of all people. Is that a coincidence? Surely, they are all meant to cross paths.
Meanwhile, Heather speaks to Sabretooth privately, since only the person who wears the Tallus can hear the person in the Panoptichron. Sabretooth is not pleased at all that their plan to beat Proteus depends on Mimic’s ability to reproduce Colossus’ power. Sabretooth tells Heather that Mimic cannot do it. He swore never to kill again. Heather yells at Sabretooth that Mimic has to do it, or else they are all dead.
Maniacally, Proteus asks Sabretooth whom he is whispering to. Proteus then warps reality, stretching in the Exiles in all kinds of obscene directions at once. He then stretches Sabretooth’s arm to him and looks at the Tallus. It looks like metal to him, but it is more than that. It is a whole in time, and Proteus bets he knows who is on the other side. He looks into the Tallus and calls out to Heather. Beak told him about her too.
Proteus then sticks his face into the Tallus and begins to emerge in the Panoptichron through the video screen Heather uses to view the Exiles, asking Heather if he can visit. One of the sovereign caste Timebreakers tells Heather that all their reality indices and secondary databases are being accessed. Heather is shocked, realizing that Proteus is downloading their list of universes. She then orders the Timebreakers to shut everything down. The Timebreakers do so, but Heather wonders how things would be if that monster glimpsed the other worlds he could rampage through.
Back on Earth 616, Proteus tells the Exiles that Heather rudely slammed the door on him. She seemed surprised that he could do that, but then again all the Exiles seem a bit surprised right now, especially Sabretooth, now furry and tiny with tentacles for legs. Didn’t his mother tell them anything about him? Did she tell them that he can make their worst fears real? Is Morph up for a bit of necrophilia, asks Proteus, as the corpse of Sunfire rises from the cement and approaches the Exile.
Perhaps Sabretooth would like to go back working for Apocalypse? What is another million deaths on his conscience? It seems that Blink had a worse childhood than he did. Blink suddenly finds herself confronted by Sinister, who suddenly is attacked by Mimic’s optic blast, wanting Sinister away from Blink. What Mimic doesn’t not know, though, is that Sinister is actually Sabretooth, and Proteus just warped his perception of the events. Sabretooth flies into a wall thanks to Mimic.
Proteus turns to Mimic, and tells him that he cannot trust his eyes or instincts, but he can trust Mutant X to root out his worst fear. However, Mimic is already living his worst fear isn’t he? He fears that he will never regain his looks and Blink will never touch him again. Mimic turns to Blink, telling Proteus that she loves him. Blink bitterly tells him that if he really loved her he would use the regenerative serum to cure himself. Why did he say no, when she risked her life to get it?
Blink then throws the serum away as she falls into the arms of Sabretooth. Proteus tells Mimic that in the end there is only one man for Blink. He is a beast and a killer, but she loves him anyway and she will never love Mimic. He can’t compete. As Sabretooth and Blink move in close to kiss, Mimic screams for her, but then dissolves into a pile of ooze.
Suddenly, there is loud banging sound, and reality returns back to normal. Beak falls to the ground, as the water tower has reverted to normal. All the other Exiles find that their nightmares have ended, but Proteus clutches his back, which has been shot. Moira stands with a gun and tells her son that she hopes Heaven forgives her for not doing this act years ago. Proteus collapses on the ground, screaming insanely for someone to get the metal bullet of out him. Proteus then leaves Angel’s body, angry as the girl still had life force in her but he cannot enjoy it. Beak sees Angel fall to the ground motionless and screams out her name.
As Beak rushes over to Angel, Proteus, in his natural energy form, corners Moira against a wall and asks for one last hug from her. Sabretooth quickly rushes to Mimic, telling him that it is all up to him according to Heather. Proteus is at his most vulnerable right now and metal is what kills him. However, it is too late for Moira. Proteus tells his mother he needs her as he slams his fist into her chest. Moira, however, refusing to have it end like this, puts the gun to her head before Proteus can possess her… and pulls the trigger, blowing out her brains, much to the horror of Blink and Morph.
As Moira falls down dead, Proteus tells her that she was never the nurturing type. Angered, Blink attacks Proteus with one of her teleportation arrows, but he easily turns the arrow into a bunch of pink fish, telling Blink that he is the only one who will warp space around here. He does wonder what he could do with her powers though. Proteus steps towards Blink, ready to possess her, but the girl finds that she cannot teleport away. “Ye really have tae ask?” taunts Proteus.
Suddenly, a metal hand grabs Proteus by the neck, telling him that he is done. Horrified, Proteus begs Mimic to let him go, as he is killing him. Mimic pulls out his claws and tells Proteus that he has done this to himself. Proteus begs Mimic not to do this as he vowed never to kill again. He saw it in the man’s mind. He needs to listen to that voice in his head. Mimic hesitates, and that is all Proteus needs.
He uses his powers to revert Mimic back to his flesh form, which causes Mimic to release Proteus and fall back. Before the other Exiles can react, Proteus tells Mimic that he had his shot. He then dives into Mimic’s chest. Blink screams Mimic’s name and the man turns but with an evil look in his eye.
“Hullo, Clariiiice,” sings Proteus, now fully possessing Mimic.
Proteus then pops his claws and tells Blink that Mimic died an angry man. He didn’t like her daddy one bit. Proteus then attacks Sabretooth and slashes him with his claws. Sabretooth retaliates and knocks Proteus back. Proteus smiles and tells Sabretooth that he has no clue how outmatched he is. Shall they try that again at Northstar speed?
Moving faster than Sabretooth can comprehend, Proteus stabs Sabretooth everywhere. Morph elongates his arms and grabs Sabretooth away from Proteus. Angry, Proteus blasts Morphs head apart with an optic blast. Before Morph can do anything else, Blink teleports him and the unconscious Sabretooth away.
Proteus confronts Blink, reminding her that her teleportation arrows cannot touch him. Where did she send the other two anyway? As Beak continues to cradle Angel in his arms near the bloody body of Moira, Blink tells Proteus to forget Morph and Sabretooth. He will give her back her boyfriend, or he dies right here. Is that a fact, asks Proteus. Thanks to the Exiles, he has glimpsed at the worlds around them. He read all about other realities thanks to the info in their fancy glass palace and he can see them in the memories of Mimic. Why should he limit his fun to just this reality? There are so many other realities he can go to and kill people in. Suddenly, Proteus begins to break down into a liquid form and swirls around in a white light, disappearing, much to Blink’s dismay.
Back at the Panoptichron, a worker bug gets the computers back on-line, as well as the temporal scanners. Glad, Heather asks for an update on Earth 616. A Timebreaker tells her that Proteus is no longer present in that reality. Also, there are massive readings coming from the southern hemisphere, originating from Genosha. Scared, Heather asks to see the readings.
In Central Park, in front of a vandalized statue of a Sentinel, Morph wonders why Blink teleported them there, but if she doesn’t come soon he is going back to help her. Sabretooth, however, is barely conscious.
In the Upper West Side, Blink comes to the side of Beak, asking if Angel is still alive. Beak tells Blink that Angel is dying. With sorrow in her eyes, Blink tells Beak not to give up yet. She still has… the serum. It has a built-in injector and it is supposed to regenerate any tissue damage. She wanted to heal Mimic’s skin with it, but…Blink trails off, unable to complete her sentence.
After injecting Angel with the serum, Blink suddenly begins to glow, with the energy signature reminiscent of teleportation to a new reality. Blink calls out to Heather not to teleport her now, but it is too late. Blink arrives in the Panoptichron with Morph and Sabretooth, and asks Heather what she is doing. She was trying to save Angel. Blink then breaks down and tells the group that everything has gone wrong. Proteus has taken Mimic. Heather rushes to Sabretooth and tells Blink that she knows, but she had to take them off of that reality or else she risked losing them all. Sabretooth, finally awake, asks Heather what that means.
Heather explains to the Exiles that when she re-booted the systems she found out who transformed Earth 616. It was the Scarlet Witch of the Avengers. Heather doesn’t know how, but Wanda Maximoff somehow used her hex powers to reshape reality, making mutants the majority. Perhaps her ability to change probability was super-charged somehow. The important thing is, though, is that the scanners indicated that she was starting to remake reality back into what it was supposed to be. If Heather had not pulled out the Exiles, they might now have existed in whatever new reality takes its place.
Back on the rooftop, the distraught Beak screams for Blink to come back. Suddenly, hears Angel make a sound, and he cradles her, asking her if she can hear him. As Angel starts to come to, Beak sees a bright flash of light behind him. He turns and looks in absolute horror as a blinding wave of light approaches and quickly washes away everything, including himself and Angel. Wanda Maximoff has warped reality once again.
“I mean,” says Heather, back in the Panoptichron to her friends, “who knows how she’ll change everything this time…”


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World Tour:  New Universe – part one
On Earth #616, the young woman and student at the Xavier Institute for Gifted Youngsters known as Angel wakes and looks up at the face of the father of her many babies, Beak. Beak, a Caucasian male with blonde hair and a big nose, is shocked that Angel remembers him. Angel tells Beak that of course she remembers him. She remembers everything. Suddenly, the former mutants, unknowingly de-powered in events that occurred elsewhere, run back to their small house on the Xavier estate grounds, wanting to see their children.
Beak and Angel burst into their house, calling for Tito, Axel, Kara, and the others. Tito calls for help, and the parents are surprised to see many human children playing in the house. However, there is one child, Tito, who is still a mutant. Tito points to his siblings and asks what happened to them. He then points at his parents and asks what happened to them. Beak is not sure what happened, but he is glad to see his children. He hugs his them, telling the concerned Tito that he is just fine now.
In the Panoptichron, Heather Hudson sheds tears, as she and the other Exiles watch Beak as he reunites with his family. This was not how it was supposed to happen, however. Mimic is lost to them and a horror is unleashed upon infinite earths. However, if fortune can smile on Barnell Bohusk, then perhaps it will have hope for Mimic. Maybe the Exiles can still save him from a killer.
Meanwhile, on Earth #15731, residents walk down the streets of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In an alley, two dregs argue about what music they will listen to on their way to Manhattan. One of them, who is pimped out in bling and grossly oversized clothing, tells his companion that the music is called hip-hop. If he keeps on calling it rap, he will sound twice as white. He might as well as get used to it. Kool Mo Dee, Run-DMC, Eric B, and Rakim are the future. The other man tells his friend that rap will dead as disco by next year. They will listen to Whitesnake, Twisted Sister, and Quiet Riot. “Hair bands,” says the hip-hop lover. Now that is a fad.
The hip-hop lover then reminds his friend on how, three years ago, he told him everyone would go for compact discs, but the rock lover called him crazy. Now see how much they can get for these stolen c.d. players. Suddenly, both men see someone staring at them in the alley. The hip-hop addict asks the other if he is part of his crew. No, replies the other man, but maybe he can settle their music argument.
The man, who wears a visor, does not respond. The hip-hop lover jokes that the stranger is a new wave lover and tells him to leave. The man finally speaks up and tells the men that he is not here to discuss music, birds, or fashion. He is there for justice. The hip-hop lover pulls out a gun, thinking that the stranger is a cop, but the other man is confused, as the store won’t report the stuff missing until morning. The stranger takes off his visor and tells the men that the police can be compromised. He cannot. He sees evil in their souls. It cries for punishment! He then incinerates the men with a powerful crimson blast from his hands.
Meanwhile, in Wisconsin, at a facility known as the Clinic, a group of abnormal looking individuals sneak across the property in the night. One of them tells his companions that the alarm still hasn’t gone off. They will make it. A man in a blue jumpsuit, Randy, scoffs at the name “Clinic.” He comments that it is a disgrace to the medical profession. A large hairy man, Dave, tells Randy to talk less and walk more. Their captor, Hackbarth, and his tranquilizer gun squad won’t stay unconscious for long.
Suddenly, a ripple in reality appears before the black woman, Charley, dressed in her pink nightgown. She thinks it is the doing of her companion Jeff, but he denies that it is him. An elderly woman with a mask covering her face and her whole body covered in clothing, Lenore, asks if the Clinic is sending another paranormal after them. Suddenly, a shadow version of Randy erupts from his chest involuntarily. The shadow reaches the ripple right in time as a man is cast out of it. The shadow catches him and brings the extremely ugly man to the ground.
Randy wonders how his antibody knew how to help before he did. The antibody asks the new arrival if he is ok. The man, with a Scottish accent, tells him that he is never better. Proteus, in the body of Mimic, thanks the man for asking. However, can any of them tell him how far they are from Pittsburgh?
In the Panoptichron, Heather tells the Exiles that, while they battled Proteus on Beak’s world, the monster used his powers to access the database. He downloaded information on about a thousand alternate realities from the index. She is trying to figure out which one he escaped to. Is there anything he can’t do, wonders Morph. Sabretooth agrees. Proteus steals bodies, read minds, twists realities. Few people have whipped him in battle, let alone scare him.
Morph walks over to the sad Blink and morphs his head into that of Fin Fang Foom. He tells her to chin up. Angel survived being possessed, thanks to the regenerative formula. They can go back to monster world and get another dose. Angry, Blink snaps at Morph and tells him that she knows he means well but he needs to shut up. They don’t need more of Dr. Connors’ medicine. They need to find Calvin before he is a dried up husk. If they can force Proteus out of Mimic, then he has two healing factors to restore him. However, they are racing the clock.
Heather tells Blink that she knows, but suddenly she discovers Proteus’ location on Earth #15731. The others run to the teleportation pad and Blink tells Heather to beam them there. Worried, Heather reminds Blink that she couldn’t beat Proteus last time. Blink tells Heather that, if Calvin is still there, then he is resisting. They will find a way to win. Heather tells the sovereign caste workers to scan all data on Earth #15731. She needs to know why Proteus went there, preferably before all her friends are killed.
In Wisconsin, another of the Clinic escapees, the teenager calling himself “Scuzz” looks at Mimic and repeats Pittsburgh. Mimic confirms this and tells the paranormals that he is looking for a man there. Charley wonders if that man is a paranormal as well. Mimic tells Charley that she could say that. The man in Pittsburgh has a lot of power. He thought he homed in on that power but it seems he sensed this place instead. Randy informs Mimic that there are dozens more paranormals inside, all lured here by an ad in the paper.
Suddenly, lights illuminate the area and on a speaker a man tells the paranormals that, if they move, they will be shot. Randy tells Jeff that, if he can he should get away, but Jeff refuses to. Mimic laughs and tells the blurry man that he is noble, but he on the other hand have bigger fish to fry. Mimic then flies away at super speed.
Hackbarth runs out and tells Landers that he will pay for hitting him. Behind him, Ms. Speck tells Hackbarth that if any of the paranormals are killed then Mr. Voight will have his head on a stick. Hearing this, the hulking Dave tells Stephanie to hide behind him, while Randy tells Jeff that, if he runs and at least takes another person, then two of them will at least be free to spread their story to the public. Jeff is about to concede to Randy when Hackbarth orders the paranormals to be taken down by the guards. Suddenly, there is a flash of light and the Exiles arrive on the scene.
Sabretooth asks his companions if they see Mimic, but Morph sees four rifles aimed at them. Annoyed, Blink tells them that she does not have time for this. She then blinks away the rifles. Sabretooth asks Randy if he has seen a man in blue and yellow with bad skin. Randy, scared, confirms that he has and then asks the group who they are. Sabretooth tells Blink that these people saw Mimic. Blink does not answer back, she simply teleports the Exiles and paranormals away.
Somewhere else in a forest, the group reappears. Randy wonders where they are. Blink tells him that she teleported them ten miles away, as those other men wouldn’t let them talk. She cannot explain it all but she needs to know where Calvin is. Scuzz asks who Calvin is, to which Blink explains it was the man with the bad skin. Angry, Scuzz realizes that Blink is referring to the chicken who took off to Pittsburgh.
Blink tells Sabretooth to inform Heather about Pittsburgh. Sabretooth does, and tells Blink and Morph that Heather says that this Earth does not have any super people like the Avengers, X-Men, or Fantastic Four. There are no mutants or aliens. Nothing superhuman appeared until July of 1986, when the “White Event” happened and gave a few thousand people across the world powers.
Jeff asks if they mean that flash of light last summer made them like this. Morph realizes that it is only 1987 in this reality then. Confused, Randy asks Morph what year it should be, and why do they talk like they are from outer space or something. Blink tells the paranormals that they have said too much and the Exiles just want to find their friend. Where are they right now? Lenore tells Blink that they are in Wisconsin. Thanks, replies Blink, as she teleports the Exiles away.
When Stephanie wonders aloud what has just happened, Lenore replies that they have just stepped through the looking glass. Scoffing at this, Scuzz tells the old woman to give it a rest. Randy tells the teen that they have to go before the Clinic sends a search party.
Back in Pittsburgh, the vigilante known as Justice walks down the street and tells a man at a newspaper stand to flee the city. The confused man asks him to repeat what he said, and Justice tells him that an evil star looms over the city, surrounded by an aura of malice the likes of which he has never seen. The old newspaper salesman tells Justice that if he is not buying anything he should just warn the folks across the street.
As Justice leaves, the old man tells his customer that this stuff didn’t happen until Reagan cut the mental health budget. Now crazy people are on the loose. The customer, however, tells the salesman that Justice doesn’t look homeless. Maybe he was referring to the flying man in the news lately. Annoyed again, the old man tells his customer that there is no such thing as a flying man.
Meanwhile, Proteus reaches Pittsburgh, still getting used to the idea of a new universe. There is no House of M. There is no S.H.I.E.L.D. or Interpol hunting him down. He eventually would have been cornered back home. However, the Exiles came as a godsend. Without them he would never have seen other Earths. He then learned that, if he could bend space, he could access those worlds. However, he still has one problem, which is why he came to this universe. When he possess a body, he gets all their memories and powers, but their body dries up to a husk. On this Earth, there is a man with a power source that never goes out. Proteus intends to take his body so he won’t look like a walking corpse ever again. The man in question is Kenneth Connell, who lives in the piece of crap apartment before him. Kenneth must be too stupid to use his power for wealth. He won’t know what hit him until it is too late.
Meanwhile, elsewhere, the man in question, Ken Connell, knocks on the door of his friend, Myron, asking him to hurry and open up. He then realizes that the door is unlocked. Confused, he walks in and finds the place a mess. Ken sees Myron sitting on a box in the room and apologizes for just barging in. However, he didn’t plan on coming over tonight, but some major stuff has been going on and Myron is the only one he can talk to. Does Myron remember that woman he was talking about? The one who knows that he is the flying man?
It turns out she works for the Libyan agents, right here in their town, like in Back to the Future. He called the cops and once they busted the group he personally flew to Libya to teach Qaddafi a lesson. Suddenly, Ken stops talking and realizes that Myron is acting strange. Myron points to the dark area of the house behind him and tells Ken that there are others here too who know he was coming… even if Kenneth didn’t know himself. Confused, Ken raises his left hand, which has a symbol of a star on it, which illuminates the room.
Ken shines his light on Blink, Sabretooth, and Morph. He then tells Myron that, if this is a joke, he isn’t laughing. Blink tells Ken to calm down, as they do not want trouble. They just came to warn him that someone dangerous is after him. They have arrived from far away and there more paranormals like… well… them. Their files say that he possesses a weapon, as signified by that star tattoo. The man who is after him wants that power and he will probably succeed. Will Ken please let the Exiles help him?
Ken tells Myron to leave, who complies but asks his friend not to mess up his house. When Myron is gone, Ken turns to the Exiles angry, as he is fed up with people like them. They obviously are not human, so they are either with the Old Man who gave him the Star Brand or that alien that tried to steal it. Ever since he received the Star Brand, it feels as if someone is trying to take it away or control him. He is sick of it.
Meanwhile, at the Westgate Village Apartment of Ken Connell, Proteus waits for the man to get home. In the meantime, he rummages through Connell’s things to get to know his future host better. Proteus notices a dumbbell that has been broken and then sees a photo of a woman and two kids. Proteus makes a note to himself to slaughter the family later on if they really are Kenneth’s children. Proteus then finds a photo of another woman in a skimpy outfit, which pleases the serial killer, as he likes the idea of being a playboy. Most girls don’t like him but soon he will have his pick and he won’t even have to force them… unless he wants to.
Proteus then looks off in the distance and recalls that things were never like that with Blink. Her love was freely given and it was the best thing he ever knew. Suddenly, Proteus throws the photo and tells himself that he did not just think that. Mimic did. Proteus is worried, as he has never felt this kind of resistance before. No wonder he has been fighting the urge to turn into metal! Some tiny shred of Mimic is still loose in his body, trying to kick Proteus out. Suddenly, Proteus senses someone coming and bears his claws happily, as it is time to shed his body. He greets the man at the door.
I am Justice, cries the warrior and he shoots a blast of energy, his “sword” at Proteus, leaving Mimic’s body mostly as a walking skeleton. Proteus fights back with an optic blast, but Justice blocks the attack with his “shield” powers. He then tells Proteus that this will not end like he expects it.
Back in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, someone tells the shining Connell that they are not aliens! Ken does not care, though. He’s been lied to so much since the Old Man cursed him that he doesn’t believe anything anymore.
At the Panoptichron, Heather tells Sabretooth that he is scaring Connell. They need to talk him down. She has his file and there is stuff in there that even Kenneth does not know about yet. Sabretooth needs to repeat after her and act like he knows what he is talking about.
At the house, Sabretooth steps forward and tells Ken that he knows why the man is mixed up. He has this star-shaped tattoo and he suddenly is super-strong and can fly and blow stuff up like a mini-nuke. This usually doesn’t happen to a man who washes cars for a living. However, what happened to Kenneth is affecting more than just him. That old man who gave him the Star Brand tried to ditch it before tricking Ken into taking it. First, he flew into orbit and tried imprinting it on an asteroid. The energy releases circled the world and created all those other paranormals.
Hearing this, Connell powers down and asks Sabretooth that if he means that the White Event last July was actually the Star Brand. Yes, says Sabretooth. It made a lot of people different. Does he think the three of them always looked like this? They were normal until they turned into paranormals. There is a bunch of them in a clinic in Wisconsin if Ken does not believe him. No, says Ken with a smug smile. He believes them…
…if they tell him who won the Super Bowl last year.
Caught in his lies, Sabretooth asks Heather for help. That’s what I thought, says Star Brand. He then punches Sabretooth through the house, and attacks the “aliens!”


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World Tour: New Universe – part two
On Earth #15731, specifically West Mifflin, PA, Sabretooth is thrown into a tree by Kenneth Connell, wielder of the all-powerful Star Brand! Connell yells at Sabretooth and tells him that, ever since he got his powers, people like him keep on trying to take it away. When will people learn that the Star Brand is his? Blink rushes out of the house and screams that they have to stop them. Morph agrees, as Star Brand is killing Sabretooth. Worse than that Morph, replies Blink. Sabretooth is getting mad.
Meanwhile, at the Westgate Village Apartments nearby, the vigilante known as Justice confronts the frail figure of Mimic, possessed by the reality warping mutant Proteus, in the home of Kenneth Connell. Mimic asks Justice if he is a friend sent by Connell. He then slashes his claws at Justice, who easily blocks the attack with his shield. Justice blasts Mimic away and then tells him that he is not an easy victim. Mimic never dreamt that Justice would find him.
In their respective battles, both Mimic/Proteus and Sabretooth go feral.
Sabretooth howls and throws Connell to the ground. Blink tells Morph to stop Sabretooth, but Morph is a bit scared. Blink reasons that Creed cannot stop himself when he is like this.
At the Westgate Village Apartments, the enraged Proteus demands Justice pull down his shields and fights him. Suddenly, Mimic’s body gives way and the creature falls to the ground. Justice tells Mimic that his aura is fading. He has spent himself.
At the house, Sabretooth grabs Kenneth by his throat, but Morph shape shifts into a saber-toothed tiger and leaps onto his ally, telling him “momma said know you out.”
At the apartments, Justice holds the dying Mimic and asks him if he has any final words. Mimic mumbles something, and then Proteus leaps out of his body, screaming “surprise,” as he possesses Justice!
At the house, Morph admits to Sabretooth that he really won’t knock him out, but he does wrap his elongated arms to retrain the feral man. Sabretooth howls even louder.
At the apartments, the now-possessed Justice looks at the shriveled body of Mimic and thought that he would last longer. He tells the dead Calvin that he shouldn’t have resisted him. Now look at what happened.
At the house, Morph turns into a restraining jacket, much to the happiness of Blink. Morph thanks Blink for her compliments, though jokes that if only Sabretooth knew where he was digging his claws right now. Sabretooth grabs a chunk of Morph’s face with his teeth. Morph yells at him and tells him he doesn’t do that on the first date. Kenneth gets up and asks them what is wrong them all. Offended, Blink reminds him that he started this fight. They didn’t punch a hole in his friend’s house either. They came to talk. Looking guilty, Kenneth pauses.
Morph, who has a muzzle on Sabretooth, tells him that there is this guy who steals bodies. He is wearing their friend’s body right now and he is aiming to take Kenneth’s body. If they can catch the monster they might still be able to save their friend.
At the apartments, Proteus looks at his new body. It wasn’t the change he had in mind but it will do for now. Proteus marvels at the fake memories Justice has. He thinks he was a “justice warrior” but that was just a load of stuff he was brainwashed into believing. Justice is actually John Tensen. He was a cop, though with a few non-regulation abilities.
Suddenly, two officers enter in with guns out and flashlights. One calls out that they got a call about a domestic disturbance. If that was a firearm they just heard, the perpetrator should drop it. They do not want to shoot, but if push comes to shove they will. Marty turns to Fred and tells him that he has a bad feeling, but Fred tells him to just find a light switch. As Marty goes to find a light switch, Fred notices something smells wrong. Marty looks at the hole in the wall and wonders what can make such burn marks. Suddenly, the hole in the wall turns into a mouth and eyes come out of the wall!
Nearby, Fred starts shooting his gun, as the kitchen appliances turn into monsters. He calls to party for help. At the monster hole, Marty sees the animated body of Mimic come towards him, calling his name. Scared, Fred shoots Mimic. However, Mimic does not fall to the ground dead… Marty does. Horrified, Fred stands kneels over the body of his partner, not noticing Justice towering behind him, with a hundred eyeballs all around watching.
At the house, Ken Connell asks the Exiles why, if they are from another universe, did they pretend that they were from this world. Blink is not sure of the answer, but the calmed Sabretooth explains that it was Heather’s idea. Ken was so jumpy that she figured he wouldn’t believe the truth. Ken asks who Heather is, but first Sabretooth tells Morph to let him go as he has settled own. Morph asks if he is sure, but Sabretooth roughly tells Morph to get off. Sabretooth then shows Kenneth the Tallus and explains that Heather Hudson is their mission control. She talks to him through this bracelet that only he can hear out of. Ken looks at Sabretooth as if he was crazy and tells him that he has been lied to a lot lately. Also, those other lies were a bit more convincing.
At the Panoptichron, Heather tells Sabretooth to tell Ken that he would be dead right now if it wasn’t for them. Proteus was at his apartment waiting to ambush him.
Sabretooth explains this to Ken and adds that, if he had gone home right now, Proteus would be wearing his skin right now and the power of the Star Brand would belong to a murderer. Heather says he lives at Westgate Village Apartments, right? Ken freaks out, as he thinks of the consequences if Debbie stopped by or if Barb came by with the kids. Sabretooth asks Heather if Proteus is alone. Heather explains that Proteus is putting up a temporal smoke screen. She has no visual, only a general location.
Sabretooth tells Connell that they do not know if Proteus is alone. Blink comes forward and tells the group that they have to go either way before Mimic’s body is used up. Morph asks if they shoot Mimic. Metal will force Proteus out. Blink agrees, as it worked before. Sabretooth, however, doesn’t think Proteus will be defeated the same way twice. They have to beat his reality scrambling powers. Does Heather have any thoughts?
In the Panoptichron, Heather tells Sabretooth that she has a couple of ideas. She will follow up on one here, while the Exiles go track down another paranormal.
Moments later, Sabretooth tells the Exiles about Keith Remsen. Annoyed, Blink tells Sabretooth that there is no time to fetch help. They need to save Mimic now. Still worried, Ken asks Blink if they are still going to argue or does he have to go alone. Determined, Blink asks Kenneth how far away he lives.
Outside Kenneth’s apartment, Debbie arrives at the apartment and finds all the neighbors waiting outside, as well as a cop car. Debbie, horrified, asks what happened. She learns that cops went inside and there was gunfire, but no one came back out. Suddenly, Blink and the others teleport next to the group. Debbie sees Ken and jumps into his arms. Ken is relieved that Debbie is alive. Concerned, Debbie asks who the others are, but Connell tells her that he cannot answer. She has to go home, though. There is going to be trouble and he doesn’t want her hurt. Understanding, Debbie runs away as the Exiles and Connell rush into the house.
Once there, Connell uses the Star Brand lights up the house with and the group sees two dead police officers. One is shot through the head, while the other is nothing but a sack of skin and bones. Blink orders everyone to spread out as Proteus might still be there. As the team looks around, Ken notices his address book is open to Debbie’s page. Proteus knows where she lives and he just sent her home! Suddenly, Kenneth, Sabretooth, and Morph hear a horrifying and blood-curdling shriek from the next room.
The three men rush into the next room to find Blink on the floor, holding onto the dead body of Mimic, her face buried into his chest. Sabretooth looks away as a saddened Ken as if that was their friend. “That was the man she loves,” says Morph, somberly.
Meanwhile, back at Post Oak Apartments, two miles away, Debbie returns home and only hopes that “Kenny” is not dead. She enters her apartment and closes the door, muttering that she should never have gotten involved with him in the first place. Suddenly, Justice slams the door closed for Debbie and tells her that she just couldn’t help herself couldn’t she. Was it Ken’s eyes? He hopes not. Those are the first thing sure to change about him as soon as Proteus is done with him. Justice throws Debbie across the room and tells her that her boyfriend will be here soon. He has seen to that. He thinks he might just de-bone her while they wait.
Suddenly, Blink teleports in. Justice powers up and smiles. He sarcastically jokes that he was worried Blink did not find the clue he left behind. By clue, he means the little black book, not Blink’s dead boyfriend. Blink glares at Proteus but does not say anything. She simply teleports out with Debbie. Justice is shocked that she ran, as he thought Blink would be out for blood.
At a nearby gas station, Blink and Debbie appear. Ken holds Debbie and tells her that she is safe. Blink tells the others that Proteus isn’t in any body that she recognized. Connell tells Blink that whoever is possessed is already dead, so they should finish this. No, says Blink. They will not go into this half-cocked. They cannot afford to give into anger right now, right Sabretooth? Sabretooth pauses for a moment, and then agrees.
Blink stands tall and tells the group that Mimic is dead. They are not racing the clock anymore. They won’t rush straight into Proteus’ reality warp. That is exactly what he wants. They are going to find Keith Remsen that Heather mentioned and they will take down Proteus on their terms.
At the Ballad Dream Institute, the Exiles and Connell confront Keith Remsen, who lives under surveillance at the facility. Keith at first is shocked to hear the story of the Exiles. Blink asks Keith if he thinks that they are lying. No, says Keith. Sabretooth and Morph are enough credence for her story. Plus, they didn’t bat an eye when he told them that he could enter dreams. The question, though, is that if Proteus can reshape reality, then what good is he against that? Blink tells Keith that a psychic assault may work where a physical one didn’t. If they can get to Proteus while he sleeps, then Remsen’s past experiences can help him in this battle.
Morph shape shifts into Harry Potter and looks at the crescent mark on Keith’s forward, asking him about that. Keith has no clue who Harry Potter is. Morph tells him to give it fifteen years. Then he will be laughing. Sabretooth takes Blink aside and asks her if she thinks Keith is any threat to Proteus. No, admits Blink, but Heather does. That plan B she is working on better be good.
Meanwhile, in the Mojoverse, Mojo sits in his citadel and flips through channels. Seventy-two thousand channels and nothing are worth watching. He is tired of Extreme Takeover: Homeworld Edition. He is bored of Desperate Wife Swap, and he is over Queer Eye for the Caped Guy.  Mojo sighs and tells Major Domo that life is boring since he cancelled Longshot’s rebellion. One would think there would be something on Mojo-TiVo or the Spineless Spice Channel. Major Domo suggests perhaps its time to turn off the television. Mojo tells Domo to bite his tongue. No really. Bite it.
Suddenly, the television flips to a station where everyday people look like the Hulk. Mojo is confused, as he never approved of this show. Suddenly, the screen changes to a demon Spider-Man, and then to a show for children. Mojo turns to Domo and asks who is broadcasting all of this. Is one of his rivals producing new shows without his knowledge? Doubtful, says Domo, as the rivals only subsist on what funds Mojo gives them. Suddenly, all the screens go blank.
Mojo gets riled up and screams for someone to put it back up. At that moment, all the monitors show the image of Heather Hudson, who tells Mojo to calm down. He can have programs from all those worlds and more if he plays his cards right. Mojo looks at Heather and asks her if he knows her. Heather tells him that she was ten feet tall and covered in fur when they met. He was torturing her friend at the time, but she isn’t there to settle old scores.
Then why not visit in person, asks Mojo. This is as close as I’ll risk getting to you, says Heather. What she offers is content for his network. She has endless new content from universes he couldn’t even dream up, much less access. His interest piqued, Mojo asks Heather what she wants in exchange for all of this.
“Oh, it’s something you’ll never miss…” replies Heather.