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Sins of the sons
This issue begins 200,000 years ago with the last battle before the Titan Schism, with Eternals fighting each other with advanced tech and dinosaur horses.And then it pulls back for a brief Eternals' chronology:-1,000,000 years ago the 1st (Celestial) Host.600,000 years ago the Uranite Heresy.500,000 years ago the Ascension Of Kronos.200,000 years ago the Titan Schism.1 year ago the Final Host (at the beginning of the current Avengers run).Now the Thanosian Terror (in the current Eternals series).Plus we get a description of the cause of the Schism:-The Eternals were created by the Celestials, not by sexual reproduction, but they were created organised into 'families'. They can't breed with each other but they can interbreed with other human species. However their enhanced Nephilite offspring aren't true Eternals and aren't resurrected by the Great Machine.The 'brothers' A'Lars and Zuras argued about A'Lars' desire to find a way to give the Eternals species true reproduction. Factions formed around them which led to the war above.Back in the civil war Ikaris, Phastos and Thena are in A'Lars' gang. Ikaris joins the others with news that the Zurasians have found where the A'Larsites are resurrecting and are re-killing them. He himself died 7 times before he managed to escape. A'Lars orders the Machine to do randomly-placed resurrecting. He complains that he hasn't got anywhere with his research, and the war isn't helping.But then Thena notices something on Ikaris' back, which expands into Sprite of the opposing side who claims to be a messenger (so probably Ikaris was *allowed* to escape). Sprite gives his reason for supporting Zuras:- The Eternals created him as the only teenage Eternal which is where he's stuck. He doesn't see why the others should get to change their nature if he can't. But anyway his message is that A'Lars' 'mother' Daina wants to broker a truce.Daina, 'wife' of Kronos, holds the meeting on 2 paired molecules of her creation and asks her 'sons' to state their positions. Zuras says his 'father' and 'uncles' all failed in their visionary schemes. Uranos tried to conquer the humans, causing an earlier civil war. Kronos nearly destroyed the world in the process of making himself a god. Oceanus feared what he himself might do and retired to keep watch on the Deviants leaving A'Lars and Zuras in charge. Now A'Lars has brought war again. A'Lars retorts that their family relationships are lies, but Zuras maintains that Eternals families don't have to be like mortal ones. A'Lars of course says they *could* be. Daina chides them for rehashing old arguments (but isn't that what she asked them to do?).The Machine now gives us a summary of the key arguments, which I will condense even further.Eternals can create Nephilites. But they aren't Eternals.Some Eternals are Excluded from resurrection and there should be a way to replace them. Their Exclusion is not necessarily permanent.The Eternals' gestalt Uni-Mind made Zuras leader and now he just wants to maintain the status quo. Rubbish.The space gods created the Eternals incapable of procreating amongst themselves. But this doesn't mean they would object to that being changed.They created the Eternals to protect the Machine/Earth/humans. Maybe new Eternals will protect it better.Eternals relationships, whether familial or friendship, last so much longer than those of mortals, and so are deeper. Humbug. Fight.Daina tells them that her Gaian Sisterhood predict that Zuras will eventually win but at the cost of many Eternals being Excluded. And while the war rages A'Lars won't be able to complete his research. So she suggests a solution that has worked before:- A'Lars will go into exile to pursue his experiments. Most Eternals will have the conflict wiped from their memories by resurrection. They sort of agree. And so it goes.A'Lars and Zuras of course remember. A'lars is going alone but he tells his brother that he will create followers by means such as cloning while he works on his true goal. Zuras asks who he will seek as a lover for the 'process' - the long-missing Ora or O-XX? A'Lars replies that there is a living Uranite he can contact. Daina warns her son to remember what happened to his father Kronos - banished to the Exclusion but also a disembodied spirit at large in the cosmos. (The Machine correctly reckons that she was hinting that he seek his father's help.)A'lars takes the name Mentor and finds the Uranite Sui-San in the ruins on Titan. She is suspicious because Uranos and the surviving Uranites fled to space to escape Eternals' justice. He reminds her that all but she eventually died and were resurrected back on Earth where they were mind-wiped, except Uranos who was Excluded. He tells her that the others are mostly part of the Oceanic Watch monitoring the Deviants. She tells him that she only joined the Uranites to be with her lover, but that love died. Mentor offers her the possibility of love again, but in the meantime to help build a new civilisation on Titan.They populate the place with "aliens, clones and constructs". Mentor and Sui-San *do* fall in love but fail to produce a child. Mentor calls on Kronos for help. He thinks it is a mistake but he fashions 2 Quantum Rings for them that will allow the impossible to happen. He leads them to Eon for a cosmic marriage ceremony where they don the rings, and Kronos predicts a boy. Sui-San suggests Eros for his name, symbolising their love. But Mentor favours Thanos, symbolising their triumph over death. She agrees.Thanos is born, but he seems more like a Deviant than an Eternal. Sui-San can't love him and goes insane. Years later young Thanos murders her, and she is resurrected in the Exclusion. Mentor takes the Quantum Rings and throws them back at Kronos, who promises that they will always be used to oppose Thanos.Later still Thanos kills his father too, and he too is resurrected. Ikaris and Thena pronounce his experiment obviously unsuccessful and he is to be Excluded. They tell him that he and his wife are Excluded because they might (or might be forced to) produce another such abomination. Ikaris says Sui-San doesn't want to see him - she wishes they had never existed.A'Lars is given a special cell. It's dark walls will be populated by pixels counting the increasing deaths caused by Thanos. Very quickly the walls become a blaze of light which burns his eyes out.The Machine is concerned about Thanos ever learning that Sui-San lives. Due to the automatic resurrection his desire to destroy the womb that bore him could only be achieved by destroying the Machine, and hence the Earth. (And that concern may bear fruit in the main series.)


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Thanos' grandfather
In the main series Thanos has become Prime Eternal and wily Druig is his advisor. The mad Titan is consolidating his rule. At this point he is throwing Druig's father Valkin, head of the Polarian Eternals, into a cell because he won't support him.Thanos says he had often wondered if Earth's Eternals were better than his parents and brother Eros on Titan, and his ascended grandfather Kronos. Now he's met most of them he considers them not worthy to live. Druig says Thanos reminds him of *his* grandfather, Kronos' brother Uranos. Thanos understands that Uranos died after his heresy, and was presumably resurrected here and imprisoned. Druig confirms that's mostly right but he never died. They couldn't afford to have him die. Druig takes Thanos to his cell. The usual Great Machine voiceover thinks this is a *bad* idea.Uranos greets Thanos but calls him as much of a disappointment as the rest. He only killed half the universe (Infinity Gauntlet event) - if something's worth doing it's worth doing completely. He's still trapped behind a barrier, and Thanos refuses to let him out, purely to deny him what he wants. Uranos turns his back dismissively. But Thanos says that when he leaves he'll ask Druig to tell him all about Uranos. That is unless Uranos wants to tell *his* version. Uranos grudgingly admits that's a good point, and begins his tale.The Celestials created the Eternals and the Deviants 1 million years ago. The 3rd Principle they built in to the Eternals was to look out for Excess Deviation and kill such a monster (who was actually a menace to the other Deviants rather than the Eternals). About 400,000 years later Uranos got sick of this and started killing ordinary Deviants as well.He now breaks off his story to chat with Thanos a bit. He knows that Thanos is trying to become part of the Machine like the other Eternals. (In the main series Phastos has done part of the job but couldn't complete it.) Uranos warns him that success would bring unavoidable responsibilities as well as rights.  He reminds the Titan how his love for Death had made him her slave. Eternals are slaves to the Celestials' Principles. But Uranos had conceived of a final solution to the problem of the 3rd Principle. He just had to convince the other 2 of the 3 Patriarchs.Now we get 1 of the Machine's infodumps. We are reminded that the Eternals don't really have families. All 100 Eternals were created by the Celestials from the beginning, and keep getting resurrected by the Machine if they are killed. However they have invented family structures for themselves, divided into 3 kinds. 1-Gen (Singularities) are Eternals with no families. 2-Gen (Atomic Families) are 'parents' and 'children'. 3-gen (Dynasties) are 'grandparents', 'parents' and 'children'. There are only 3 Dynasties headed by Uranos, Oceanus and Kronos who also call themselves brothers - the 3 Patriarchs.In those early days there was no single Prime Eternal. Instead the Patriarchs ruled by dominating the Uni-Mind with the block votes of their Dynasties. The Machine finds that the file on the Matriarchs and other females has been deleted. So it can only display (a portion of) the male structure of the Uranos and Kronos Dynasties. Uranos 'begat' Virako and Valkin. Virako's son is Ikaris, and Valkin's is Druig. Kronos had Zuras and A'Lars). Zuras had Thena (the only woman who makes it into the chart). A'Lars went to Titan and became Mentor. He and his wife, unlike all other Eternals, actually *did* have children - Eros and Thanos.Back to Uranos' tale. In those days the Eternals lived in Titanos. He met the other 2 Patriarchs there and proposed his idea. The 3rd Principal makes them kill Deviants who are afflicted with Excess Deviation. He suggested that they prevent Excess Deviation by wiping out *all* the Deviants. As Keeper of the Great Machine's arsenal of weapons he knows they can do it. Kronos protested that it would be genocide, but Uranos declared the Deviants not *people*. Oceanus tried to mediate but sided with Kronos because the Celestials must have created the Deviants for a reason.Uranos left them to carry out his plan alone. He destroyed the Deviant city and most of its inhabitants. Rather than hunt down the remainder he moved on to the 2nd stage of his plan which he *hadn't* shared with his brothers. He contacted all his Uranites (ie members of the Uranos Dynasty) to broadcast their manifesto for omni-genocide.Time for another infodump, the Uranite manifesto - his reinterpretation of the 3 Principle.3) Correct Excess Deviation. As already proposed, do that by Deviant genocide.2) Protect the Great Machine. This is normally interpreted as the whole planet. But the Machine is only the Eternals and its infrastructure that spreads *throughout* the planet. Deviants, plants and animals aren't part of the Machine so they must go. Also all other life on other worlds is not part of the Machine and might constitute a threat to it. So the whole galaxy must be purged.1) Protect the Celestials. But not necessarily their freedom. The Eternals aren't allowed to harm them but they should find a way to subdue and cage their gods as the ultimate protection.In conclusion after removing all other life from the Earth they should make the planet mobile and drive it round the universe killing all that lives and plundering their planets for resources to maintain and upgrade the Machine.Back at the plot Thanos reminds Uranos that this started an Eternals civil war which his side lost. Uranos protests that he was betrayed. Druig (the betrayer) claims that he switched sides after the cause was already doomed. Then the Uranites left to live on Titan and Uranus with a clone of Uranos, where they all died (except Thanos' mother Sui-San). Druig remembers how his father Valkin (who somehow wasn't a Uranite) was disgusted with him. Uranos remembers how Druig made sure he was taken alive, but without explaining the real reason why ...... but it became clear at his trial where he revealed that he had rigged the Machine so it would self-destruct if he died. Or if they mindwiped him. Oceanus can't understand how the 2nd Principle allowed him to do this, but Uranos points out that it would be an automatic event out of his control. This triggered a mind-war that lasted a century as all the Eternals tried to wrest the secret from his brain of how to disengage the fail-safe. Eventually they gave up and put him in the Exclusion, at the cost of losing access to the arsenal of weapons. And he's been here for 600,000 years.Thanos lets him know that recently (at the start of the current Avengers series) it was discovered that the Celestials wanted Earth and humans protected because they would become anti-bodies to destroy a celestial plague (The Horde). Uranos says it's the Celestials fault for not making that clear in their 3 Principles. Thanos just finds it useful to know that he could destroy Earth by killing Uranos. Uranos dismisses Druig so he and Thanos can talk privately. Then he gives the Titan the access key to the armoury and therefore to the fail-safe so he can destroy the machine whenever he wishes. This is what he fought to keep from the other Eternals but now he finds Thanos a worthy (via Sui-San) descendent. Thanos thanks him by upgrading him from grand-uncle to grandfather.


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Of Gods and X-Men
Fed up with their neighbor Zig constantly watching them, Dani Moonstar of the New Mutants goes across the street to find out what is going on. Zig is the Norse hero Sigurd in hiding, and believes Dani has been sent from Hel to find him so he reacts….
Meanwhile, the Disir have escaped from Mephisto’s domain and he warns young Loki. Loki then brings the news to Thor and Leah and this word spreads through Asgard and to Hela Goddess of Death. The two assembled armies are on the hunt….
The Disir burst through into Zig’s house, looking for Sigurd, and Dani summons her friends just as Hela arrives with Tyr, and the Asgardians (Thor, Loki, Warriors Three) show up. A desperate Sigurd reads from a magic scroll and the New Mutants find themselves alone and confused….
Epilogue: Loki is now a normal human boy named Luke, with a fondness for fantasy games…. Story continues in JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY #637.


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Future Imperfect World Tour Part 2 of 2
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World Future Imperfect Tour Part I of II
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The Exiles (Blink, Iron Lad, Khan, Valkyrie and Wolvie) are hurtling through alternate realities with a broken Tallus, one step ahead of the Time-Eater who swallows the realities behind them. In the latest reality they helped Captain America (Peggy Carter) save New York from Red Skull's atomic bomb, but the bomb blew anyway and the Exiles only just escaped to elsewhere. (But at least the Time-Eater didn't get that reality - or we don't know he did.)The Unseen (ex-Nick Fury) has been watching proceeding's from Earth-616's Moon. He sees the Exiles waking on a Caribbean beach on a new Earth. And Blink finds the broken Tallus isn't even on her wrist anymore. But Iron Lad can detect it somewhere nearby. They should be able to recognise it by its prismatic side-effects.But their plans are interrupted by an African slave Cassius. The year is 1760 and he's being pursued by Redcoats in the pay of Admiral Gyrich. Valkyrie and her winged stallion Elendil leap to the attack, and by the time Blink can teleport into the fray the foe have become a fleeing rabble.Cassius says he's a spy on Gyrich's island and he escaped to meet his Captain here. And the Captain appears in a rowboat from a nearby ship - and he's Blackbeard, better known to us as Thing. He's from an alternate version of Fantastic Four #5 where Dr Doom sent the team back in time and Thing became Blackbeard. In this version he decided to stay when the others went home. And he joined up with an anti-slavery group.Thing takes them back to his ship. When he hears what they're looking for he tells them of the Rainbow Whirlpool that has recently appeared. Iron Lad figures the Tallus is at the bottom of the sea. Blink asks Blackbeard to take them there, but Thing has a prior engagement. Cassius has brought them info about Admiral Gyrich's secret weapon that sinks their ships, and they're sailing direct to wreck it.Ben Grimm gives them 2 choices. He'll give them a small boat and food and they can go to the Whirlpool on their own. Or if they fight alongside him now he'll do whatever he can to help them afterwards. Blink has to consult her team, which Thing approves of.But meanwhile they are joined by Captain Sam Wilson the Scarlet Falcon who flies in with his falcon companion. Introductions are made and it transpires they are waiting for the 3rd Captain of their triumvirate. First Mate Becky Barnes shows them all to their cabins. Valkyrie is pleasantly surprised that Becky is the spitting image of Peggy Carter's sidekick of the same name, and they continue the flirtation they had on the previous world. But Iron Lad sees this as evidence that realities are collapsing into each other.The Exiles discuss what they should do. If they help foil the slavers then the Time-Eater may consume this world anyway. And without the Tallus they won't be able to escape. But Blink persuades them that they should do what's right and trust to fate that it will all work out. (They're supposed to be finding out how to defeat the Time-Eater and reverse what it's done, but so far all they've done is recruit each other and keep escaping the TE.) They tell Blackbeard they're in.Becky Barnes spots the good ship Misty approaching with Captain Mercedes Knight and her hook-tipped metal arm. Captain Wilson slips off to ensure he looks his best for her arrival. With all this pairing up going on young Nate Richards admits he never knows how to talk to girls. Valkyrie gives him pointers.All too soon they come in sight of Gyrich's ship, the Shield. Blink teleports herself and Blackbeard and Scarlet Falcon onto the Redcoat ship. Gyrich unleashes his secret weapon, the Juggernautical. It rises out of the sea - a huge man(?) encased in wood like an early submarine. 1 hand fires cannonballs and the other delivers smashing blows. And his metal helmet is impervious to Iron Lad's repulsors and Valkyrie's Asgardian sword.Everyone else boards the Shield and joins in the fight. Khan and Wolvie free the slaves in the hold. 1 of them tells them that Admiral Gyrich controls the Juggernautical with a book. (Khan asks Wolvie how he spoke with the African in his own language. Knowing(?) he's a comic-book character, Wolvie says he just surrounded his speech with the comic-convention brackets.) Blink ports over to Gyrich and throws his book in the sea. And Juggernautical collapses. And the pirates have won.Ben Grimm is as good as his word. Some hours later they are at the Rainbow Whirlpool (which is actually more like a waterspout). Iron Lad says he'll transport his team into the object inside an air bubble created by his amour's air vents and repulsors. (When Ben learns that IL's surname is Richards he understands why he's a scientific genius.) They go inside the waterspout and then down into the whirlpool. Blink sees the Tallus and teleports everyone to it ...... and then they're in yet another reality, inside a huge castle on a version of the Moon. The walls are covered with mirrors, windows, paintings and open books. Iron Lad posits that they are portals to other realities, all the ones that Time-Eater has consumed. Khan discovers the dead bodies of the Watchers who attacked the Unseen in #2. Nate Richards finds a book which says that the perpetrator killed an alternate Galactus and stole his power. They find a dead Galactus head (which is how the Time-Eater appeared in #1). Nate says the baddie has killed loads of Galacti and is using their combined power to eat realities. And IL says this bad guy is none other than his future self Kang.And Kang confronts them bursting with power.


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The Exiles are in a world seemingly based on tales from the Arabian Nights, Nocturne (TJ Wagner) is playing the part of Scheherazade who is telling the tales to Caliph Doom.He suspects that the team have been brought here to kill him by his 'wife' Nocturne, who will therefore be executed like all his previous wives. T'Challa recognises him as an analogue of King Viktor from his world (both of course based on our on Dr Doom). Armoured Doom fires gauntlet blasts which Captain America (Peggy Carter) parries with her shield. Valkyrie knocks Doom through a wall into a room full of Doombots. Battle ensues but Doom's energy shield proves invulnerable, and he uses the Eye Of Solomon to render Val unconscious. Blink is about to try to teleport her gang out blind when the magic carpet from last issue arrives and carries them away.It flies them to an oasis. Some of the Exiles are still confused as to how this fantasy land could be a real alternate reality. Then Black Cat and Hakeem Strange pop up. They apologise for (separately) being the team's enemies (last issue), and say they should all team up to stop Doom getting the Ring Of Solomon which would make him all-powerful.Black Cat leads them to her camp in the oasis (which seems to be a whole town). She tells Wolvie that the Caliph executed her father for being a thief (and now she's following in his footsteps). British Cap and Wakandan T'Challa have a chat about monarchy.Meanwhile someone brings Doom the real Ring Of Solomon, but Doom kills him anyway. Doom puts on the ring but then has to save himself from its power and the being who lives in it. He succeeds and the Exiles suddenly see him borne before them by the giant djinn Mephisto. Doom prepares to destroy them all but Mephisto says he can't harm them because they are protected by the ruby that Blink wears on her wrist (the piece of the M'Kraan Crystal in the Tallus which transports the Exiles to the alternate realities).So Doom tells the djinn to summon creatures to destroy the ruby. Mechanical beasts with metal jaws burst out of the ground an attack our heroes. Blink ports to Doom to grab the Ring, and teleports away with his gauntlet and hand. The mechabeasts disappear. Mephisto gloats that he is at last free of servitude.He summons the shade of Doom's mother and offers Doom a deal:- he will free her soul if the Caliph willingly comes to Hell with him. Doom accepts, but before he goes he appoints Nocturne as ruler in his stead. She agrees because the people need a just ruler, and she's tired of hopping from world to world as an Exile. So Doom goes with Mephisto to his fate.The Tallus takes the other Exiles away and back to the present-day prime Marvel Earth which is their current base. But they wind up in New Jersey. And waiting for them are Khan (who they thought died in #5) and a different bunch of Exiles who are here to fight them.


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Last issue ended with the Tallus taking the Exiles somewhere, and Blink waking up to hear a woman claiming that she's her lazy son Aladdin. Now she continues to berate 'him' and ignore all Blink's protests, and sends Aladdin out to make his fortune. Blink finds herself in a version of Medieval Baghdad. 2 moneylenders accost her for repayment, but a bit of teleporting allows her to knock their heads together. Hakeem Strange (complete with Cloak Of Levitation and Eye Of Agamotto) spots this trick and figures this 'boy' will be useful. (People think she's a boy, and even a son called Aladdin, because the Tallus controls how others see the Exiles.)Strange offers to help Blink find the other Exiles by taking her to a place where she might be able to scry them. They travel out into the desert on camels. (Strange says she couldn't use her 'magic' to get where they're going because she wouldn't know how to locate a place in the endless sands.) They reach some rocks where the wizard opens a doorway with an incantation. He claims that he isn't allowed to enter the cave, but inside she will find a lamp which will help them locate the others.Blink finds the lamp but it's dirty so she rubs it clean. And Iron Lad appears in a puff of smoke. When Clarice Ferguson explains the plot-so-far Nate Richards recognises it as the story of Aladdin (and he's the genie), which she's never heard of (in the Age Of Apocalypse timeline). When they attempt to leave, Strange is angry that 'Aladdin' has freed the genie because it will now do her bidding rather than his. So he traps them in the cave with a spell which stops even Blink's teleportation. And when they go back into the cave they face a horned grey behemoth with multiple arms. (I might suggest this was a merger of Rhino and the G'uranthic Guardian (Strange Tales #126 and others), but this isn't an Infinity Warps comic.)We must leave our duo in peril and look in on Valkyrie and Becky Barnes, where Val is chopping down palm trees while Becky stacks the wood. They don't know why they're doing this nor where their friends are. (Becky would be happy to be alone with Val but she's worried about Captain America (Peggy Carter).) A passing man and his donkey answer the 1st question sort-of when he calls Val Ali Baba the woodchopper, and warns them about a gang of thieves nearby. (Becky recognises the reference from the 1944 film.) While they look for the others Becky asks Val why she's sad and she tells him about the death of her horse Elendil. Which is a bit insensitive because Becky has lost her whole world. (But then so has Val.)Then they hear Cap's voice and see her being attacked by Black Cat and the 40 Thieves because she's discovered their hideout. (Peggy's recognition reference is more literary - the Arabian Nights.) The other 2 wade into the fight. Sayeed the gang's sorcerer casts a net spell which traps Cap and Val. And the Thieves drag Becky into their cave, sealing the entrance behind them.But what of the other Exiles? King (Black Panther) is woken up by Wolvie in a ship's cabin. A sailor comes to inform them that they have sighted land, and we discover that here T'Challa is their captain Sinbad The Sailor and Wolvie is his barber (just possibly a reference to the 1947 film where the ship's barber is crucial to the plot). They take boats to shore in the hopes of finding their friends. But instead they are attacked by Cyclopses, giant blue men with visors like that worn by Scott Summers. They escape the eye blasts in their boats (but not without casualties). The next island they visit turns out to be part of a sea monster, and King and Wolvie fall off and sink into the ocean.Meanwhile nothing Blink and Iron Lad can do seems to affect the G'uranthic Rhino, so Clarice avoids its charge by blinking Nate and herself away deeper into the cave. Where they find a magic carpet which can fly them out of the cave, seemingly through solid rock.Valkyrie is having no luck trying to smash her way through rock to rescue Becky Barnes when Captain Carter remembers a detail from the Arabian Nights. She says "Open Sesame" and the rock parts to let them in. Inside they follow a stream which seems to know where it's going. Along the way Peggy comments on the growing  relationship between Val and Becky, and warns the Asgardian not to break her ally's heart. The stream exits the cave and the pair find a boat to continue their chase in.Perhaps because he's a cartoon character Wolvie isn't affected by his dunk in the sea. King is lying on a floating log coughing up water as Wolvie propels it to yet another shore. He's even managed to salvage T'Challa's hat. The flying carpet delivers Clarice and Nate to the same place. And that's where Peggy and Val's boat ends up too. And even Becky joins them, explaining that she escaped from the Thieves by a combination of blarney and fists.But that still leaves 1 Exile unaccounted for, and Blink says they must find Nocturne. As if on cue the Tallus whisks them all to fabulous palace where they are reunited with T J Wagner. She tells them she's been trapped here reading stories to the ruler. And that angry fellow strides in - the armoured Caliph Doom.


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The Unseen summarises the state of play:- The team defeated Kang (the Time-Eater) and saved the multiverse. But along the way Khan died, and the remaining Exiles can never return to their own timelines. But now they are taking a break in the Bahamas on Earth-616/Prime (where none of them hail from).While Wolvie snoozes Blink chats with her Aunt Sandra (actually the Aunt of *this* timeline's Blink, but the Aunt seems happy about this). They are staying at a place owned by a friend of Sandra's. Iron Lad and Valkyrie are helping the town with repairs after a recent hurricane. But there's plenty of time for more relaxation:- swimming, eating (Wolvie loves Johnnycakes) and sitting around on a beach at sunset.Blink starts thinking about her teammates from an earlier Exiles:- Morph (who they met in #3), Sabretooth (#5) and Nocturne, who all appear to be scattered through the multiverse looking for each other. She's been trying to use the Tallus to locate them but it's not working at the moment. The other 3 swear to help her find her friends.They get ready to leave, and Iron Lad says the Tallus isn't dead just dormant. When they happen to all touch it together it activates. Wolvie thinks it's because they all wanted the same thing. Whether he's right or not it takes them (and Valkyrie's flying horse Elendil) to another reality.They find themselves in a Wild West town. Nobody seems to think them odd, and Iron Lad theorises that the Tallus is making them look like the locals to the locals. The Tallus didn't respond to their wishes in their 1st adventure, but maybe Wolvie was right and if so maybe it's brought them to her old team.Valkyrie leads them into a saloon. Wolvie tries to break in to a poker game. The barman asks them to pay for drinks up front seeing as they are strangers in these parts. Like the blue girl who passed through. Blink immediately assumes it was Nocturne.But before she can ask any questions she sees a bar girl being manhandled by Pete Maximoff with the very long-tongued Mr Toad cheering him on. Blink tells him to stop it and irate Maximoff whooshes over to her and tries to punch her - but she teleports out of the way. Toad leaps to join the fight but Valkyrie grabs him by the tongue and smashes him against the floor. Blink gets a kick in on Maximoff, and the pair slink off to complain to their boss.The barman suggests our 4 leave town before the Magnus gang come looking for them, and cause trouble for the townfolk. But Moira MacTaggert the local doctor invites them to her house. She says the Magnus gang used to be ordinary bandits but lately they've been kidnapping people, mainly strangers, and taking them to the desert.Blink says she knows Pete Maximoff by the name Quicksilver. Iron Lad claims that this isn't just an alternate reality but a 'collision', with familiar people in the wrong settings. He thinks it may be an after-effect of the Time-Eater. (Hasn't he realised that this is exactly what Marvel alternate timelines are *like*? He's seen a few in the previous issues.)Blink asks Dr MacTaggert if 1 of the disappeared was a blue woman. Moira says she was with a bald albino (ie Morph).But now gunshots announce the arrival of the Magnus gang, with 2 extra men and a woman. The leader suggests they throw themselves on his mercy, which Dr M says he doesn't have. And Blink recognises him as a version of Magneto. They get into a Mexican standoff:- Blink with her energy javelins and Magneto with metal bullets hovering in the air. Magneto blinks 1st and sends his bullets hurtling towards the Exiles. And he orders Pete, Mr Toad and Wanda to attack too.Toad and Wolvie get into a scrap. Wanda takes to the air and meets Iron Lad in a battle of magic vs energy blasts. I can't decipher what happens when Magneto's bullets meet Blink's javelins, but some bullets get through. I think Valkyrie's whirling stave deflects them, and then she hits Quicksilver. Scarlet Witch (for of course it is she) sinks Val and Blink in magic quicksand which Blink can't even teleport out of, but she tells Mr Magnus she can't hold Valkyrie for long.Magnus says they'll claim their tithe and leave - and he levitates Iron Lad in a magnetic grip. Quicksilver says something about taking him to see the Pastor. And Maestro Wyngarde (the Mastermind analogue) makes the Gang and IL disappear. (If he has the powers of the Earth-616 Mastermind then it's just an illusion, and they actually walk/ride/fly away.)The 3 remaining Exiles plan to go after them - Wolvie can track them. Dr MacTaggert tells them no-one from town will go with them, but they could join up with the stranger called King who has been trying in vain to organise a posse. And King turns up, and says his real name is T'Challa.


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The rogue Watchers hold the Unseen captive on the Moon. They believe he recruited the Exiles and sent them out to tamper with the timelines. They have told him he will see his team die and then be destroyed himself. But last issue the Exiles defeated the other team of Exiles, led by their compatriot Khan who they thought had died in #5, who were sent to 'arrest' them.Now they arrive through 1 of Blink's portals to confront their accusers, and demand to know what they've done to the other Exiles, especially Khan. The Watchers say they've been returned to their deaths from which they were saved. They then repeat their old argument. The Watchers say the Exiles have bent timelines from their proper courses, while our heroes maintain that their 1st task had been to stop the Time-Eater from destroying *all* timelines, and since then they've only fought to save good from evil. Blink accuses the Watchers of breaking their own non-interference rule by altering reality in order to stop the Exiles. The rogue Watchers claim to be following the rule  more closely than the other Watchers. The others just watch and don't meddle, while *they* stop *others* from meddling.As the Exiles attack them the Watchers perform their 'execution' by sending them to damaged timelines. T'Challa finds himself in a world where his enemy Klaw leads an army which takes over Wakanda and kills his sister Shuri. Captain America/Peggy Carter falls to Baron Zemo in WWII, who uses her blood to create an army of super-soldiers. Free-spirited Becky Barnes is married to a man who subjugates her. Valkyrie sees Surtur kill Odin and destroy Asgard. Fun-loving Li'l Wolvie is caught up in the grim never-ending battles of the real X-Men. Blink is back in the Age Of Apocalypse but this time with no Sabretooth by her side.But Clarice Ferguson still wears the Tallus on her arm and uses it to try to find the others. She meets Iron Lad in his doom scenario where he has become Kang The Conqueror, mass murderer. She reminds him that he forswore this fate, and his memory of her and the Exiles and what happened to them returns. But now he claims that the Watchers have been fiendish. If they try to escape these timelines they will just relive them again.However Nate Richards thinks he sees a way out. He'll use his armour's containment field to overload the Tallus. The explosion will hopefully throw the Exiles out of their traps. But he'll have to stay in *his* Kang timeline with the Tallus to close the door behind them. Blink refuses to accept this plan, but Iron Lad is adamant. What's more he makes her promise not to try to rescue him later or the team will be back inside their own hells. Clarice says a tearful farewell to her heroic friend as they separate.The rest of the team emerge back on the Moon with the Watchers and the caged Unseen. As Blink tries to explain what just happened and that Nate is gone, more Watchers turn up. They are good Watchers come to take away the bad ones. But their vow of non-interference means the won't/can't bring Iron Lad back. But they do free the Unseen from his cage, but rebind him in his original chains which return him to his sentence of observing Earth without being able to help it.Blink takes the remaining Exiles back to her Aunt Sarah's house in the Bahamas. They hold a memorial service for Nate and Khan and the others they've lost. But that night Khan comes to Clarice in a dream and tells her she is now in a world where her husband and daughter are still alive. And that daughter has the power of dream-wielding which is how Khan can come here and give her a gift. And when Blink awakes she finds the Tallus by her pillow. So next morning she tells her team that they can continue their work as the Exiles.


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Last issue some rogue Watchers abducted the 4 Exiles (Blink, Iron Lad, Valkyrie and Wolvie) from the Wild West reality they were in. Now Blink recalls snatches of her past:- Her childhood as a purple-skinned mutant in the Caribbean and then America. Being looked after by Sabretooth after Apocalypse took over (making this the Age Of Apocalypse timeline). Meeting Morph and Nocturne for the 1st time after they were brought together in the 1st-ever Exiles issue.A Watcher comes to take Blink to her trial, reminding her that her powers have been neutralised. She joins her 3 companions alongside Nocturne who they went to the Western timeline to rescue. They are confronted by a tribunal of Watchers who accuse the Exiles of aiding the Unseen to interfere with the natural course of timelines (as they did also in #2). If found guilty they will be annihilated. Clarice Ferguson recognises this place as the Unseen's fortress on the Moon. The Watchers say he will be judged after they hear from these his agents. And if the Exiles don't co-operate then they will be sentenced and executed immediately.They tell Blink to explain her tampering with the timeline. She starts with the most important bit:- In #1-5 a Kang with the power of Galactus was destroying timelines as the Time-Eater. They stopped him and restored the timelines. The Watchers wave this aside and demand her life history, so we get an expanded version of what we started this issue with. She was born in the Bahamas but her parents moved to America because they hoped for a better life for their mutant child. Then Apocalypse conquered the world, her parents were killed and Sabretooth brought her up and taught her to fight. Then the Time Broker took her from her reality to found the original Exiles. Later she quit and joined the family of this Earth's Clarice.But at the beginning of this series the Tallus recruited her to form a new group of Exiles to oppose the Time-Eater. The Unseen was only a source of information. But the Watchers insist that he is the mastermind behind the whole plot.Now it is Nocturne's turn to account for herself. But TJ Wagner refuses, and the Watchers just accept it.Valkyrie isn't so shy about telling *her* story. She and 6 sisters were born from Odin's thunderbolt in Asgard. They were raised in competition as warriors and she in the end was chosen to be Valkyrie, the lone defender of Asgard against Frost Giants, etc. Until the Time-eater ate her reality and she joined the Exiles (#2). Last issue her flying horse Elendil was killed (by Pastor X). And now she strains to get at her new oppressors. But a forcefield holds her back and the Watchers warn that such behaviour will get them all killed immediately.Iron Lad recounts how he was born Nathaniel Richards in the 30th Century. His brains got him bullied as a boy until on his 16th birthday Kang appeared before him and explained that he was his future self. Kang wanted to give him a better early life than he himself had had, and gave him the Iron Lad armour. His 1st act was to take revenge on his chief tormentor. But Blink stopped him (#1) and as part of the Exiles he's learned to be better while saving the multiverse.Wolvie goes last. The cartoon character has no memory of being a baby. His 1st recollection is waking up with his claws covered in jam from doughnuts. He spent his time at Xavier's Playtime Fun School having fun with the other X-Babies. He joined the Exiles (#2) to save his world from the Time-Eater. On this team he's learned about dying, which didn't happen in his reality, but also about saving people which is good.The Watchers now say that other accomplices will be heard from. The team are glad to see Captain America (Peggy Carter) and Becky Barnes alive! They were last seen in an explosion in #3. Peggy says she and Becky were taken by the Watchers in the nick of time. Val and Becky have their own reunion, hoping to continue their relationship after this is over.The Watchers refuse to believe that the new duo aren't part of the 'conspiracy'. Captain Carter refuses to give more than her name, rank and serial number but the others persuade her to co-operate. She skips over her British childhood and just says she became a soldier. She fell in love with Steve Rogers who volunteered for the Super-Soldier program. He was killed by a Nazi spy along with the inventor of the serum before he could take it. So Carter took the only dose and became Captain America instead of him. When the Exiles came to her reality New York was destroyed (by Red Skull's atomic bomb in #3) but she and Barnes woke up prisoners here.Becky Barnes tells of her tomboy childhood in Brooklyn. Captain America saw her beating 4 boys in a fight and recruited her as her partner.But the trial isn't over yet. The Watchers bring forth T'Challa, the man known as King, who was apprehended with them in the Wild West reality. He doesn't know what's going on but is willing to tell his story if it helps. He was the Prince of Wakanda until Magnus (last issue's Magneto variant) killed his father King T'Chaka. He left Wakanda to track him down, and by law is now exiled from his secret home. After several years he found Magnus last issue and killed him.The Tribunal is about to render its judgement when Nocturne shows Blink that her probability-altering hex bolts still work. The Watchers say that the Tallus is powered by the M'Kraan Crystal (as revealed in #1 of this series). The Exiles seem to be able to control the Tallus, and such power is too dangerous - so they are guilty and will be annihilated. The purpose of this 'trial' wasn't to prove their guilt but to record their accounts for the record. Blink accuses them of being rogue Watchers, but they claim they are the only ones willing to deal with the problem.Then Nocturne throws a hex bolt which 'luckily' disrupts the power dampeners. Everybody starts to fight. Blink somehow gets the Tallus back and it activates taking them all away.Blink winds up alone, and then someone calls her lazy Aladdin.


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The Tallus has gathered together the Age Of Apocalypse Blink and a new group of Exiles to combat the Time-Eater which is swallowing alternate realities. The Unseen (ex-Nick Fury on Earth-616's Moon) sort-of had something to do with creating this team and the Watchers got very angry with him last issue for breaking their non-interference rule. But when they tried to execute him Blink intervened and the Tallus got damaged. It's now sent them to a seemingly-random reality ...... occupied by weapon-toting (and clothes-wearing) intelligent dinosaurs who attack them. Valkyrie gets knocked off her flying horse but Iron Lad picks her up and drops her on the foes. Blink's energy javelins and Khan's big gun take care of some more. But Wolvie hides, and Khan questions why the Tallus recruited him. Blink says it usually knows what it's doing. But then the Time-Eater starts eating this reality and the Tallus takes the team away.Iron Lad detects that the Tallus is trying to take them somewhere specific but it can't find its way there. It may be due to the damage last issue but Nate Richards thinks the Time-Eater is also warping the fabric of the multiverse. On the way he asks Valkyrie what her name is since Valkyrie is a generic title for the Asgardian Choosers Of The Slain. But she replies that when she became the lone defender of her timeline's Asgard she gave up her earlier name.Then they arrive in another reality - this 1 a multi-coloured hippie heaven. But before they can explore it a version of Nick Fury pops in through a portal. He indicates that he's already met the Exiles before popping out through another portal. (It was such an alternate-reality Nick Fury who delivered the Tallus to the Unseen in #1 before dying.)Wolvie picks some flowers and gives them to Valkyrie. Blink compliments Iron Lad on his kindness (not *that* evident). Battle-hardened Khan says kindness can be a good tactic to inspire loyalty.They meet this reality's Namor the Sub-Mariner who welcomes them to New Atlantis and the Age of Aquarius. The team turn down most of what he offers but won't say no to a feast. And then Blink's old fellow Exile Morph greets her. He's been waiting here for the rest of his current Exiles to arrive and is getting worried about them. And then the Time-Eater eats *this* reality.The team's next stop is a dark WWII airplane hanger. They are accosted by Becky, a young female in a Bucky costume, and then this reality's Captain America, Peggy Carter, shows up. Fortunately she mistakes these strangely-garbed folks, even cartoon Wolvie, as the special agents she's been expecting to help kill Red Skull.Khan stifles Wolvie's confused objections to killing and asks for more details on the mission. Carter explains that Red Skull is heading his Flying Fortress to New York to drop an atomic bomb on it.The whole group get into a plane, including Gabe Jones, Izzy Cohen and pilot Eric Koenig of the Howling Commandos, and catch up with the enormous Flying Fortress. They drop on it from above and Valkyrie rips a way in. They fight their way to Red Skull sitting next to the A-Bomb. Cap drops a load of explosives at his feet and it becomes clear why she called this a suicide mission.But the WWII heroes don't know how devastating an atomic bomb really is, even detonated at this height. So Blink teleports them and the A-Bomb out of the plane before it is destroyed by the explosives.The 2 teams celebrate by the bomb as Becky dances with Valkyrie to the music of trumpet and harmonica (Becky's been making eyes and suggestions at Val throughout). But Wolvie smells a leak form the A-Bomb, and it explodes potentially killing them all.


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Blink was a mutant in the Age Of Apocalypse. She survived the destruction of the world in that timeline and joined the reality-hopping Exiles team, which she led more often than not. But eventually she left them to pursue her own life (#6 of the 2009 series). Since then versions of her showed up in several Secret Wars III mini-series, and she was glimpsed in the Age Of Apocalypse in X-Men: Blue #19.Nick Fury killed Earth's Watcher during Original Sin, and for that sin the Watchers made him Uatu's replacement now called the Unseen. He is chained in place on the Moon, observing everything that happens on the Earth but unable to interfere. He also watches the Earth across the multiverse and now we learn he has seen whole timelines being destroyed by something he calls the Time-Eater. (Has the Anti-Monitor escaped from the DC multiverse?)Now an alternate Nick Fury comes through a portal from another timeline. With his dying breath he drops the Tallus at the Unseen's feet. The Tallus (containing a piece of the M'Kraan crystal, the heart of the multiverse) allowed the Exiles to travel between realities. Now it seeks out Blink (as Fury seems to have known it would). We see snapshots of her and various other ex-Exiles.Clarice Ferguson is in Earth-616's Bahamas where she's having lunch with this world's version of her Aunt Sandra, who doesn't seem to be fazed by meeting an alternate reality version of her niece. (Well, she's already used to her being with the X-Men.) But then the Tallus forms a mental link with Blink, and she teleports to the Moon.The Unseen explains about the Time-Eater. He says that *he* didn't organise this, but the Tallus needs her to help save the multiverse. Clarice points out that her old Exiles dealt with much smaller problems than that - he should call the Avengers or Dr Strange. But that doesn't stop her putting the Tallus on her wrist. And it takes her away.She arrives in a devastated Jersey City, and is immediately shot in the back by people who claim to be some of the last Inhumans. There are apparently very few mutants left either but now that they've detected her as 1 they suspect her of being a spy for the humans. They prepare to shoot her again so Blink teleports to the attack, but gets blasted anyway.She awakes in chains facing a big gun held by the Inhumans' leader. Her greying hair and lightning bolt tunic tell Clarice she's looking at an aged Ms Marvel (Kamala Khan). But she just goes by the name Khan now. Blink tries to explain about the Tallus and the Time-Eater. Khan confirms her Inhuman identity by extending her malleable arm and biggening her hand so her fingers can check Clarice's vital signs, which suggest that Blink at least *believes* what she's saying.Evidence arrives as reality starts to dissolve around them. Khan accuses Blink of doing it but Clarice thinks it must be the Time-Eater. The Tallus takes the 2 away despite Khan not wanting to abandon her people.They find themselves this time in a techno-future city, complete with flying cars. Clarice guesses that the Tallus is putting together a team, and at least for now it won't obey her wishes. She tries to reassure Khan by suggesting that if they do what it wants they may find a way to restore her reality (and all the others).But now they hear cries for help, and see an Iron Man figure carrying 2 youths through the sky and then he drops them on a rooftop. Blink teleports our duo to the rescue and they try to talk the armoured figure down. He calls himself Iron Lad and claims that the 2 boys bullied him so much they nearly put him in hospital. Now that he's got this armour it's time for payback.The Tallus light up and Clarice deduces that Iron Lad is their next recruit. IL is intrigued enough to let his nemeses go, partly because his armour has classified the new arrivals' energy signatures as time-travellers. He removes his helmet to reveal a 16 year old boy called Nate Richards.Nate explains his familiarity with time-travellers because Kang the Conqueror built the armour for him. Kang claims to be his future self and in *his* timeline the bullies *did* hospitalise Nate. But Kang came back in time and stopped them in this timeline, and gave him the armour hoping that it would enable Nate to start Conquering earlier and become an even more successful Kang.But Nate didn't want to be an empire-builder and he stranded Kang in another timeline. He thought about becoming a hero but decided that wasn't him either. (The version of Nate that *did* want to become a hero founded the Young Avengers.) He just wanted revenge on his tormentors.Blink explains (again) about the Time-Eater and says the Tallus wants him to help save the multiverse. Nate tentatively agrees that losing the multiverse would be a bad thing. Kang returns and attacks them all. But then *this* reality, including that Kang, dissolves as the Time-Eater arrives. The Tallus presumably protects them and they see it is a zombified head of Galactus.


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The Time-Eater is swallowing alternate realities. (And after Reed Richards & friends only recently rebuilt the multiverse after Secret Wars III.) The Tallus (see previous Exiles series) is now following its own agenda to stop him, and is recruiting a new team of Exiles led by the earlier leader Blink of the Age of Apocalypse. Last issue it led her to pick up Khan (a much older Kamala Khan (Ms Marvel) in a future where the few remaining Inhumans are hunted) and Iron Lad (an alternate version of the young Kang the Conqueror who founded the Young Avengers) just before the Time-Eater devoured their realities. And we saw that it appears to be a zombie head of Galactus.From Earth-616's Moon the Unseen (ex-Nick Fury) watches all this unfold. His narration suggests that the Time-Eater is actively chasing the new Exiles. As the Tallus whisks the trio away Blink comes to the same conclusion, and Iron Lad detects that their foe is a transdimensional being simultaneously matter and energy.The Tallus deposits them in a world of snow and ice. Blink thinks they may be here to find their next team member. Khan is angry that Clarice Ferguson doesn't *know* what's going. But really she's angry that her world and friends are dead (and Iron Lad's too). But Nate Richards says his armour can detect remnants of his world's energy. He thinks the timelines haven't really completely gone, and they may be able to get them back if they defeat the Time-Eater.But they are suddenly interrupted by an eruption of demonic warriors led by a fiery giant wielding a massive sword. They are opposed by a woman on a flying horse with a spear and sword ... who's obviously enjoying the combat. She announces herself as Valkyrie and the giant is Surtur. And she is the only thing stopping him from destroying Asgard.The Fire Demons attack our 3 who fight back. Blink asks for experienced Khan's tactical advice. They concentrate on shooting the ground forces (with energy javelins, a big gun and gauntlet blasts) leaving Valkyrie to deal with Surtur. They drive them all back to their home dimension.Valkyrie comes down from her horse Elendil to thank our trio for their aid. Blink explains about the Time-Eater and that Val is probably their next Exiles member. The Asgardian is all for going on an epic adventure but explains that she is the only defender of her realm. But once again the decision is taken out of their hands as the Time-Eater arrives and the Tallus takes them elsewhere.That elsewhere is the gates of Xavier's Playtime Fun School for Gifted Youngsters (the home of the cartoon-like X-Babies). Khan enlarges her ear and detects the approach of Wolvie who's looking for stolen pies. His super-scent leads him to Li'l Magneto whose ability enables him to levitate Iron Lad. But Blink grabs Magneto and tells him off. Li'l Magneto is immediately repentant and makes friends with Wolvie again. But they don't have time to enjoy the pies before the Time-Eater catches up with them.The Tallus takes them all back to the Earth-616 Moon and the Unseen who tells them that this reality is safe for the moment. He puts forward a new idea of the multiverse - that there is a conservation of realities. Timelines are always dying, but new ones are born to replace them. But the Time-Eater is destroying them much faster than the replacement rate.Nate proposes a theoretical physics explanation via a metaphor. The enemy swallows realities whole like a python and then starts to digest them. But of they cut open the belly of the beast they can rescue undigested timelines. Valkyrie leaps on this - slaying serpents is something she's familiar with. And if they fail then it is good to die with friends facing overwhelming odds.Khan despairs of this rag-tag band being able to achieve *anything*. Wolvie's mood swings violently in response to every speech. Iron Lad is concerned about tampering with timelines. And a new voice agrees with him.This is Acitua leading a group of Watchers. Their policy of non-interference means they aren't going to do anything to stop the Time-Eater. In fact they are here to accuse the Unseen (who they condemned to replace the Watcher he killed in Original Sin) of just such interference. They intend to annihilate him.Blink argues for the defence. The Unseen didn't do anything - the Tallus is responsible. (But maybe he was somehow responsible for an alternate Nick Fury bringing the Tallus to this reality last issue.) Non-interference itself is doing something. And anyway by killing the Unseen they will *be* interfering.None of this sophistry sways Acitua. As she fires her weapon Wolvie dives into its path. But Blink knocks both him and the Unseen out of the way. Unfortunately this means the Tallus takes the blast and shatters into pieces.


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The Exiles are helping their leader Blink track down some of her ex-Exiles pals, and the Tallus seems willing to help too. It has deposited them in a Wild West town in an alternate reality where they heard tell of a pair who sound like Morph and Nocturne being captured by the Magnus gang - and analogue of Magneto and his original Brotherhood Of Evil Mutants. They've fought the Gang, who beat them and took Iron Lad. Now they've met T'Challa (ie Black Panther), hereabouts known as King, who is also after the Gang.Blink introduces Valkyrie and Wolvie. King says the frightened townsfolk won't join him in a posse to tackle the Gang. Our 3 immediately volunteer. Guileless Wolvie comments that he likes their new friend's smell. T'Challa says it is the heart-shaped herbs that gives him his abilities.He plans to head for the crossroads and track the Gang from there. Blink offers to teleport them to the 1st stage, but King demurs because Magnus & Co seem to detect the use of such powers. He advises them to get some sleep before they leave at dawn, and ready their horses. Valkyrie of course *does* have her (flying) horse Elendil. But their recently-found other friend Moira MacTaggert, the local doctor, has rounded up another 1 for Blink. (Little Wolvie will ride with Val.)Next day they ride to the crossroads, and Wolvie and King concur that the bad guys went thataway. As Wolvie's sense of smell tells him that they are nearing their goal they see a green blur approaching. It's Pete Maximoff, this reality's Quicksilver, and he fires his guns at them as he gets nearer. (So he's obviously not running faster than a speeding bullet.) T'Challa's cloak protects him, and Asgardian Val shrugs the bullets off. Blink ports to their foe and downs him with her energy javelins.But the 3 other members of the Brotherhood are already here disguised as rocks by Maestro Wyngarde's illusion casting. Dropping the guise Toad's tongue grabs Wolvie and Wanda Maximoff's hex sends Valkyrie to sleep. Wyngarde 'conjures' 4 copies of himself, but King shoots the 1 who's talking. Wanda threatens them and says they now belong to the Pastor.Suddenly a voice tells them all to stop. Blink turns to find her friends Morph and Nocturne in local garb. Clarice tells T'Challa the odds have turned in their favour. But then Morph knocks Blink out and Nocturne KO's King with an energy blast.When the duo come to they find themselves tied up in the Gang's village with Morph and Nocturne for company. Morph says that Val and Wolvie are being 'taught' elsewhere, but if Blink and King try anything then their friends will be killed. Clarice tells T'Challa that Morph and TJ must be under someone's mental control ...... and then the Pastor arrives - it's a version of Prof X in a wooden wheelchair pushed by Wanda. He says he's doing God's work gathering lambs (mutants?) into his flock, and since God (or the disruption of the multiverse by the Time-Eater in #1-5) made a hole between worlds he's getting some new blood. Soon our 2 will be anointed, but for now he mentally compels them to sleep.Blink awakes again in a tent, this time with Magnus who wants to form an alliance to free *his* people from Pastor Xavier's control. PX mentally blocks all their powers, even when he's asleep. But Magnus intends to make a move at the anointment ceremony, and he wants Blink to be ready to back him up.Magus, Pete, Wanda, Morph and Nocturne take Blink, T'Challa and Valkyrie (with Elendil) to the Pastor. Val says Toad and Wyngarde (who has miraculously recovered from being shot) have Iron Lad and Wolvie as hostages to ensure their cooperation. Clarice tries again to persuade Morph and TJ they've been brainwashed. Charles Xavier is incensed at that, but says a blood sacrifice is necessary to seal their anointing. And he kills Elendil with a mental blast.Now it's Valkyrie's turn to be incensed.  She rushes forward, breaking through Wanda's hastily-erected defence. PX has to use all his mental strength to hold her at bay. This breaks his control over the others. Morph and TJ come to their senses and watch with Blink as Val still tries to reach Xavier.Magnus tells Peter and Wanda it's time for them to escape (with their associates). The Maximoff's do run off but T'Challa stops Erik Magnus and accuses him of killing his father T'Chaka. Magnus remembers the event. The 2 square up for a gun duel which Magnus expects to win with his magnetic control of bullets. But he's defeated by Wakandan technology - a bulletproof shirt and non-magnetic vibranium bullets.Val and the Pastor are still at a standoff when Nocturne intervenes with an energy blast. Xavier responds with a mental blast of his own but TJ defends herself (and Blink and Morph) with a psychic shield. (It seems she's figured out how to combine her energy power with her telepathy.) Morph leaves the shield to distract X further by turning himself into a chain of paper Morph dolls. And Blink ports behind Xavier and stabs him with energy javelins (held like claws).But Pastor X's dying act is to unleash 1 last mental blast ... which kills Morph.Wolvie and an injured Iron Lad appear to say Toad and Wyngarde have run away too, only to find their friends mourning Morph and Elendil.Later back in town Iron Lad and Wolvie find Val drowning her sorrows in the (empty) saloon. The Asgardian loses her patience with Wolvie's naive optimism. Blink tries to get through to her but she stalks out to find some peace and quiet. TJ joins Blink and says she's going to quit the Exiles business just like Clarice did. They reminisce about how they 2 and Morph were the 1st Exiles (back in 2001, not counting the earlier Malibu team with that name). TJ and Morph carried on after Blink left (at the end of the last Exiles series in 2009) in a team which included the Age Of Apocalypse Sabretooth. We met him and Morph separately in #3 and #5 where they were looking for each other and TJ.While Blink is trying to talk TJ out of quitting they are interrupted by the materialisation of 3 Watchers who accuse the Exiles of conspiring with the Unseen (#1-5) to intervene in the natural course of events. This is the prime sin for Watchers and the punishment is 'everlasting death'.


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The Exiles have just returned from the Arabian Nights reality of Caliph Doom to Marvel Earth and landed in New Jersey when they are confronted by another team of Exiles led by ex-member Khan who they thought was dead. And the other bunch don't look friendly.Blink asks Kamala Khan what's happening. Khan says that Blink's team must come with them, willingly or not. Some of her other new Exiles just want to cut straight to the fighting. Iron Lad notes that they each seem to have a specially chosen counterpart on the other side (except add-on partner Becky Barnes). Finally Khan unleashes her forces.Khan attacks Blink, explaining that she's been promised she'll get her daughter back. (All the Exiles are prevented from returning to their own realities, including Khan.) She's sorry but she'll do anything for that. On the other hand Blink's heart isn't really into fighting her friend and she's fairly quickly knocked out.Valkyrie has to fight a silent skeleton of Thor, possibly the dead 1 from her own timeline. She can't bring herself to strike the legend and is blasted by lightning from Thor's hammer.T'Challa is taken on by a masked warrior called Killmonger. He is taken aback when she unmasks as his sister Shuri, and blasted by her Panther-gun. The alternate-reality sister stands over his body and says he'll soon be as dead as *her* brother is.Captain America (Peggy Carter) and Becky Barnes are cornered by a hulking brute who is just about recognisable as Steve Rogers. He turns out to have been given a gamma serum by Nazi Germany. Peggy fights defensively until Steve tags Becky.Cartoon Wolvie is matched against X-2/3rds, claws vs claws. But he just wants to make friends so she easily slashes and stabs him.Iron Lad is up against a Kang with jet boots and palm blasters like his own. They both unmask to reveal they are both versions of Nathaniel Richards (not Mr Fantastic's dad but his future namesake who became Kang). This 1 calls himself Iron Prince. He's a version who accepted Kang's offer to be trained by him (which Iron Lad turned down in #1). As he defeats his weaker foe he reveals that the Watchers are going to let him return to his own timeline where he intends to defeat his future self Kang and replace him.Our side are all down. Khan has a Tallus on her arm just like Blink and intends to use it to take them all to the waiting Watchers. But Blink is just about awake enough to teleport her team to safety on a small offshore island.They compare notes while T'Challa uses healing herbs to reinvigorate Blink, and maybe some others. They now know that the rogue Watchers from previous issues sent their attackers to capture them, and seem to have promised them all a way home. Blink says they'll be ready for Khan's next assault. But Captain America expects them to use a different tactic. This isn't Blink's world but she's made a home here so they'll probably take her friends hostage.Blink immediately takes them to 'Aunt' Sandra's house where it turns out Cap was right. Sandra tells Blink not to give in. Clarice tries to reach the Kamala she knew, who she thought died (#5). Khan says the Watchers showed her a timeline where her husband and daughter are alive, and they can send her there. Each of her Exiles have been promised the same thing. Blink promises that her team will come quietly if they let Sandra go. Khan is ready to trust her word. But the rest of her team *want* another fight ...... and they get it. The bad guys try to attack their own counterparts again but Blink suggests the old switcheroo tactic.Iron Lad and T'Challa pick on skele-Thor but don't fare very well against his hammer and lightning. But Nate Richards deduces that the skeleton is held together by the lightning. He tells the 'Western' crackshot to put a Wakandan vibranium bullet through Thor's left eye socket and he'll hit it with a repulsor blast at the right moment. And Thor collapses in a heap of bones.The superstrong Asgardian Valkyrie attacks Steve-Hulk but is also beset by Iron Prince. The Captain pulls her cloak off so she wraps it round his head to blind him. Her fist easily smashes through IP's armour and she punches out the other guy.Becky is fending off X-2/3's claws when Shuri fires her Panther blaster at Peggy. Who deflects it with her shield to take out X-2/3. Our pair then turn to face Killmonger. Cap asks their foe to surrender. When Shuri refuses Peggy throws her shield to knock her out.Blink and Wolvie (recovered from all the stabbing) are just trying to convince Khan that what she's doing is wrong. And because she's a good person they succeed. And then Khan's Tallus takes them away to meet their fate.Blink remembers that Iron Prince said the Watchers were on the Moon. So she suggests that her team go there to sort things out.


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The Exiles have been chased from reality to reality by the Time-Eater who is consuming them all. Now they've found his base in the future on the Moon of an Earth. And he turns out to be Iron Lad's future self Kang the Conqueror who's gained the power of multiple dead Galacti.Khan is confused - didn't the Time-Eater kill Kang back in #1. Nate Richards explains that there are multiple alternate-reality Kang's. This Kang says he intends to transcend his earlier desire to rule the multiverse. By being the Time-Eater and swallowing realities he will *become* the multiverse and be it's god. Only the Tallus which takes the Exiles between timelines stands in his way.But before the Time-Eater can consume *them* a young version of Nick Fury (already seen in #1 and #3) swings in and distracts him with guns a-blazing. And Blink teleports the good guys away.But they only get as far as another part of Kang's castle. Nate posits that Kang has eaten everywhere else. Khan thinks he hasn't killed them yet because he's savouring the moment. After them there'll be nothing left to eat. Iron Lad takes all the guilt on himself because Kang is his future, but Khan insists he will only be come Kang if he *lets* that happen. Blink adds that they need him focused on now to use his brain to help them fix the problem.Nate theorises that every possible future has a 'tipping point'. (I think he means where it's probability shifts dramatically, but Marvel's usual diverging timelines model would identify it as where the alternate future split off from the main 1.) Somehow he comes to the conclusion that the branch point was where the Tallus contacted Blink in #1. (But supposedly the Time-Eater was already on the rampage by then.) Anyhoo Iron Lad proposes that if they get the Tallus back to that point it might undo all that Kang has done and get the multiverse back.Valkyrie is gung-ho (as usual) but Blink points out that if it works then their own realities will return but with *them* in them - versions who never went on this adventure. They themselves won't be able to return to those universes. They will become permanent Exiles. Iron Lad is ready for that (he never liked his world). Valkyrie will miss her Asgard but will accept her destiny. Khan is pragmatic. Blink has *already* lost her Age Of Apocalypse home. But emotional Li'l Wolvie can't face losing his friends at home and runs off bawling. The team rationalise not going after him.Nate brings up another point. The Tallus was with the Unseen (Earth-616's ex-Nick Fury) on the Moon before any of them were recruited, so how can any of *them* be the 1 to deliver it there. Nick Fury volunteers (the team don't know that a Nick Fury *did* bring the Tallus to the Unseen at the beginning of #1). Iron Lad tells him the Tallus will know how to get there but the rapid transit through so many realities will probably kill him. Fury is still up for it.Kang finds them. Valkyrie says she'll hold him off. Iron Lad decides to stay to help her, and tells Blink and Khan to go with Nick to make sure he gets to the target successfully. (What happened to none of *them* could do it?) They start a dash through a chain of portals.Valkyrie engages Kang in hand-to-hand combat. He says her strength rivals Thor's before he burns her face with an optic blast. Iron Lad attacks with repulsors but Kang bats him aside then says they could have become gods together. Nate replies that dying with his friends is preferable to an eternity with *him*. So Kang knocks his helmet off.Meanwhile the other 3's route takes them past a character Blink recognises as her adopted father Sabretooth from the Age Of Apocalypse who was also later in the original Exiles team. He was with Nocturne (T J Wagner) looking for Morph (who was in another reality waiting for *them* in #3). But to Khan he's the Sabretooth who killed her husband and daughter, and she doesn't care that Blink claims it's a different version. Their potential scrap is forestalled by an attack by multiple Kang's sent by the Time-Eater.Back in the castle it seems Iron Lad and Valkyrie are not dead merely unconscious. Only the returned Wolvie is left to fight super-Kang. Kang keeps blasting him, but being an indestructible cartoon(?) character Wolvie keeps popping back up annoyingly alive. Until Kang cages him in bars of force.Back on the trek the gang of Kang's is pouring from a giant flying Kang helmet. Khan gets hit by a ray and tells the others to go on without her. Then she leaps into the helmet and presses the self-destruct button on the bomb she always carries.Sabretooth goes with Blink and Fury through the next portal. But somehow eventually they all get separated, and Nick arrives alone with the Tallus at the Unseen's Moon base, just as he did in #1.Meanwhile Blink finds herself in a hall of mirrors where she meets multiple alternate versions of herself. They tell her Nick Fury succeeded so now *they* can go help her friends.Helmetless Iron Lad and Valkyrie are up and fighting again against their own mini-army of Kang's. Super-Kang feels his power draining and Wolvie breaks out of his cage. Valkyrie as usual tells the other 2 to flee while she keeps the Kang's busy. But as usual they refuse to leave her. And then the army of Blink's arrives alongside some characters from the previous issues. They outnumber and outfight the Kang's and then all turn on super-Kang who implodes(?).The other chars fade back to their own realities and Blink, Iron Lad, Valkyrie (with her winged white horse Elendil) and Wolvie find themselves with the Unseen on the Moon. He tells them that the multiverse is restored but they are still needed to help heal its scars.But 1st they go to Jersey City, the analogue of Khan's home, to mourn her and promise to continue the fight in her memory.But 2nd they pop in to see Clarice Ferguson's Aunt (or at least the Aunt of *this* reality's CF) who we met in #1. The group want to rent the Aunt's friend's vacation home for a holiday.


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Legion!
After a tough night on a mission with Police Sgt. Tork, the Falcon stretches his wings and flies, looping and soaring through the air. In his ecstasy, he destroys a parachute—swiftly he catches the falling woman and lowers her to the ground safely. The skydiver explains that she was blown off course and introduces herself as Rachel. Falcon flies off, unaware that something terrible is waiting under a nearby landfill….
Tork drops by Sam’s apartment and awakens him for his busy day at the social work office. That night, the Falcon meets with the Legion, a former street gang under new leadership. They want to abandon their criminal past and reinvent themselves as a neighborhood watch, and they need the Falcon’s influence to get permission to march in the next day’s parade, helping them gain acceptance with the community. Falcon promises their leader Xeon to be there. On his way home Falcon walks past the landfill and to his (and our) surprise, a Sentinel, buried there since X-MEN #98, leaps out and seizes and gasses the hero who it identifies as a mutant—and is programmed to kill….
Falcon awakens in a glass tube at the giant robot’s base—and realizes it is morning, and he never interceded for the Legion with the parade organizers. Crashing out, he evades the Sentinel and zooms out of the building, followed by his bird Redwing….
Back in the city, the Legion tries to march in the parade but they are stopped by the police, who know them only as a criminal gang. A cop shoves Xeon, which leads to a fight, and a frightened rookie shooting a gang member fatally. Xeon blames the Falcon for having abandoned them and a riot ensues….
Meanwhile, Falcon is being pursued through the skies by the Sentinel, unable to lose it as they soar across upstate New York. Spying a military artillery range in use, the hero leads his gigantic foe through the shell fire where it is seriously damaged—but not destroyed. It seizes Falcon and begins to squeeze…. Falcon uses his mental powers to summon Redwing who enters the hole in the side of the monster’s head and rips out the wiring, disabling the Sentinel. Back at the riot, Rachel (the skydiver from the beginning of the story) arrives in a limousine looking for the Falcon, but the street is blocked off by the chaos. A thug intends to shoot her in retaliation for the Legion guy who was killed but Falcon swoops down and snatches him away in the nick of time. Falcon tries to explain to Xeon but the gang leader isn’t listening, blinded by his feelings of betrayal. Sam knows it will be a long slow road to win back their trust….


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Faith!
The story opens with the Falcon rescuing people from a burning apartment building; then word comes that old Mr. Brown is trapped in his blazing grocery store. Falcon crashes through the window, seizes the panicked old man, and hurries to safety just as the boiler explodes. Falcon realizes the fire was the result of arson. In the crowd, members of the Legion gang (Sam’s enemies as of last issue) are giving him dirty looks; also in an apartment a paranoid Max Dillon believes the fire was part of the Falcon’s pretext for spying on him….
Sam Wilson arrives home to find Police Sergeant Tork waiting in his living room, with a pair of punks he caught breaking into Sam’s apartment. Tork wants to get tough but Sam tries to intercede for them. The punks make a break for it and rush down the fire escape in to the street but Falcon and Tork easily catch them. Tork again lambastes the hero for his soft spot for young criminals as the takes the two off to jail….
At the precinct house, the place is in chaos as the President is coming for a fact-finding mission; the Chief of Police dislikes superheroes and orders Sam out of the building. As the Falcon he goes to visit elderly Mr. Brown in the hospital. Arriving, he discovers the old man on a ledge threatening to jump. Falcon goes out beside him, holding his hand and learning Brown’s story: he had nothing in the world but that store and was planning to sell it and retire but now he has nothing. Falcon shares his own dark past and encourages the man not to give up on life. Max Dillon is again passing by and is certain the whole event was staged to trap him….
The next day as the President’s motorcade proceeds though Harlem, bombs go off and in the confusion the President is kidnapped by the Legion. Falcon arrives on the scene—but is attacked by Electro—Max Dillon—who believes it is all a ruse to trap him. Falcon dodges the villain’s electric blasts and heads to the Legion’s fortified hideout. [Meanwhile, at the police station, Tork uses threats of violence to force the two captured felons to reveal that the purpose of the burglary was to lead the Falcon into a death trap.] Falcon tries to talk to the gang but Electro arrives on the scene. The hero gets the upper hand and starts pounding his foe but Electro unleashes a shock wave that knocks the Falcon out—and Electro collapses also from his injuries. Back at the police station, Tork receives a visit from Captain America looking for his partner….


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Winners and Losers!
Late at night in the barrio, a teenage girl is cornered in an alley by three punks with mischief on their minds. The falcon appears and knocks out the two henchmen to focus on the leader, Miguel Martinez. Falcon appeals to him to quit drinking and straighten up his life, but Miguel is trapped by despair. The hero takes Maria home and tries to persuade her father not to press charges against Miguel who was drunk; the angry dad says he will consider it.
The next morning, at the site of a housing project under construction, people are lined up for a block to apply for a room. The owner, Daryl Kane wants Sam (Falcon) Wilson to convince the public he isn’t a slumlord. When the building runs out of applications and things start to get ugly, police Sgt Tork restores order with a gunshot and a lecture. Sam responds to Kane that his work is inferior and the buildings will be slums in ten years….
In court, Sam intercedes for Miguel but the judge is inclined to severity in view of Miguel’s record; Maria and her father withdraw the complaint because they trust the Falcon. Then Miguel is fired from his job over the incident…
Later a figure in an armored exo-skeleton calling himself Nemesis is atop the construction project tearing it to pieces. Sgt. Tork confronts him but a shotgun blast is ineffective. Falcon arrives to rescue Tork by knocking the villain to the ground. The hero ties to capture him but Nemesis responds with an electrical discharge that stuns the hero, and then takes off…
That night a drunken Miguel stumbles onto the construction site and finds Nemesis. Later when the villain returns to wreck the building, Falcon beats him into submission with a tank of gas. But then he discovers Miguel chained to an upper story, a parcel of dynamite around his waist. Letting the villain go, Falcon swoops upward, snatches the bomb from Miguel’s’ body and hurls it high into the air where it explodes harmlessly. A damaged Nemesis makes his way to the subway where he hijacks a train for his getaway—but the Falcon comes searing through the tunnels and seizes Nemesis, who is unmasked as Daryl Kane, planning to sabotage his own building for the insurance. With the construction project now delayed indefinitely, Tork asks who the winner was. Falcon replies that it is Miguel, who has sworn off drinking and crime.


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Resurrection!
Electro (who was unconscious at the end of last issue but just go with it) assaults the fortified hideout of the Legion street gang, demanding to know where they are holding the kidnapped President….
Meanwhile, Police Sergeant Tork leads Captain America to another hideout of the Legion where they had planned a trap for the Falcon. The duo bursts in and Cap easily takes out the guards and they move cautiously into the building….
Back at the other hideout, Falcon, recovering from the villain’s blast last issue, tries to get the gang members to say where the President is but they do not trust him. Instead, he rushes a gangster shocked by Electro to the hospital then follows Redwing, who had trailed Electro earlier. At the garage, Cap fights his way through more punks and arrives at the office to find gang leader Xeon holding a gun to the President’s head. Electro crashes through the ceiling and, taking Cap completely by surprise, knocks him out with an electric blast. Falcon arrives in the nick of time and attacks the baddie. A chase/battle then ensues that takes them throughout the large garage and ends with the hero dousing the villain with water to dampen his power and then punching his lights out. He returns to the office where he asks Cap to let him handle the matter. Falcon persuades Xeon to talk to the President, explaining how tough it is on the street for the underclass. When the police arrive, the President holds them off while he continues his "conference"….
Later Reagan announces sweeping new legislation—and the Chief of Police takes credit for bringing the Falcon in on the case. Sam, Steve, and Tork, watching at home, find this hilarious. Cap takes his leave then Rachel (from issue #2) shows up for a date with Sam. Tork fumes until they come back to invite him along.


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Bucky
“Winter Soldier” Barnes and Sam “Falcon” Wilson, slowly recover from the
beating delivered to them by The Natural, a deceptively youthful Hydra killer
who took Veronica Eden with him. After a brief debate over whether Bucky should
have killed him when he had the chance (Sam doesn’t want Bucky turning into the
Punisher), they realize they still have the time to intercept the train
carrying Zemo’s protégé, who is locked in a power struggle with a rival to be
the new head of Hydra….
Falcon
flies Winter Soldier to the train and they enter the last car where all the
passengers turn out to be Hydra agents and they must fight their way to
safety—followed by six more cars with the same situation. Sam and Bucky then
enter the final car and confront Zemo’s protégé—who turns out to be Baron Zemo
himself, whose death was “reversible.” Bucky wants to kill Zemo on the spot but
Zemo informs him that his rival would become Supreme Hydra and he is planning a
series of devastating terrorist attacks whereas Zemo would merely continue
business as usual. Zemo also says that The Natural does not work for him and he
had nothing to do with the killings at the Office of Federal Utilities (OFU),
since Hydra was using the OFU’s leaked reports to recruit members. Zemo offers
to work together, giving them The Natural’s parents’ address as a way to his
rival; otherwise, he will leak to the media word of Bucky’s job with the OFU
which would lead to prison for him….
Sam
and Bucky go to Altoona, Pennsylvania, where they visit the parents of The
Natural. The middle-aged couple comes out dressed in Captain America gear,
claiming they are their biggest fans….


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Bucky
Barnes, the Winter Soldier, is sitting in his Indiana home when a team of armed
men burst in shooting. Bucky fights them off, grabs the cat, and flees on his
motorcycle….
Meanwhile,
Sam “Falcon” Wilson is looking for Sally McKenzie from his veterans’ support
group who went missing. His only clue is that Sally had been visited by agents
of the Office of Federal Utilities (OFU). Sam learns they are a secret
government organization that tracks down terrorist training camps in the USA
and sends a specialist to eliminate them. Sam visits OFU headquarters to find
everyone dead, murdered, and Winter Soldier is on the scene. It turns out that
Bucky is the OFU specialist, part of his conditional pardon from the Secret
Empire days. Bucky’s handler, Veronica Eden, is not among the dead; they go to
her house, pausing briefly to give Bucky’s cat to Misty Knight, who doesn’t
appreciate it….
Veronica
missed work due to a hangover and didn’t know about the killings at the office.
They use her laptop to research the situation and find there is a power
struggle within Hydra because of the death of Baron Zemo. It’s Zemo’s protégé
versus a new rival and they learn that the former is leaving New York by train
that day and they plan to intercept him. Then a young dude walks in, introduces
himself as The Natural, admits to killing the OFU staff, then beats the
stuffings out of both Sam and Bucky, all the while telling them that he has
always been one of their biggest fans. He tells them that he is disobeying
Hydra orders by letting them live but notes that the next time they see him, he
will kill them….


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Falcon
and Winter Soldier are visiting the family of the hitman known as The Natural
and they are major fans of Captain America. The doting parents have nothing but
love and support for their boy even when Sam and Bucky suggest he may be
running with a bad crowd (Hydra). They promise to set Junior back on the
straight and narrow so the parents give them the address of the Hydra training
center downtown with two conditions: a) they leave their guns behind and b)
they dress in homemade Falcon and Cap costumes….
Sam
and Bucky, dressed uncomfortably, enter the building and find Junior assembling
a gun blindfolded. He is much faster than they and holds them at bay before
they can reach him. He is a major fan of theirs and thinks Hydra is pretty cool
and will turn into good guys once Baron Zemo is eliminated. He gives them his
model shield and points out that the Hydra trainers are on their way in. Sam
and Bucky beat the living crap out of the Hydra killers while wondering if one
of them could be the missing Sally McKenzie. The Natural returns in his
homemade Cap costume and talks about his obsession with Captain America and how
he admires his code of honor. Questioned about how that fits in with being a
Hydra hitman, he says that Hydra will be getting rid of the real bad guys soon.
They tell him it’s never too late to turn his life around using Winter Soldier
as an example. He is convinced and offers to take them to the Hydra base in
Nevada; they ask him what he did with Bucky’s handler Veronica Eden whom he
kidnapped. He explains he didn’t kidnap her: she’s going to be the new Hydra
Supreme….


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Veronica
Eden, aspiring Hydra Supreme, calls her mother to warn her and Dad that they
will be hearing a lot about her in the news soon and not all of it will be
good. She assures Mom that she has only good intentions, and Mom expresses her
support. Then Eden orders her jet-packed minions into the sky….
Falcon,
Winter Soldier, and The Natural are heading by plane to the new Hydra base in
Nevada. On the way, Sam and Bucky again question the kid about his admiration
for Captain America and how that jibes with him being a Hydra killer. He sees
Cap as one of the Good Guys who can and should destroy any enemy who gets in
his way (with hints of a white supremacy viewpoint); Sam and Bucky point out
the Cap is the son of Irish immigrants, powered by a formula discovered by a
German Jewish scientist. The melting pot, they say, is the key to Cap’s
greatness. Then the plane is invaded by flying Hydra goons and the fight spills
into the air with Bucky and The Natural plummeting without any support. The
falling fight in the sky is brutal and the three heroes make it safely to the
ground with the help of a stolen jetpack. They find a car and driver waiting
for them; they are taken to a remote diner where Veronica Eden assures them the
other patrons are not Hydra agents in disguise. Eden assures them that no
innocents will be killed under her command. They ask her why she turned bad;
she responds that it was because Bucky broke her heart after their
romance—which Bucky points out never happened. She also announces her intention
to walk out a free woman while the two heroes are being killed. Eden also
reveals that she did not order the massacre at the O.F.U.; that was done by The
Natural who got bored waiting for orders and wanted to test whether he was as
good a killer as they said. And now he knows—and is now ordered to kill Falcon
and Winter Soldier….


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Eden departs the diner while The Natural takes on Falcon and Winter Soldier.
But the two heroes have learned something: how to work together against the
Hydra hot shot. They beat him up while instructing him that the secret to being
Captain America lies not in how well you fight but in what you’re fighting for….
Meanwhile,
Veronica Eden had left the diner only to be confronted by Baron Zemo and a band
of Hydra agents who open fire on her. Hiding behind a car, she calls out “Order
66” and suddenly the Hydra agents who are loyal to her turn on the others,
killing them. She tries to beat Zemo with a table leg but he holds her off,
informing her that the Hydra agents present will side with whoever wins this
duel and he is by far the more capable. Then Sam, Bucky, and The Natural come
crashing out of the diner. Everything comes to a standstill and the five
principals realize that no matter who wins the fight, most of them are going to
be killed by the agents, so Sam, Bucky, Natural, Zemo, and Eden beat up the
agents. They then decide that The Natural is the wild card and beat him to a
pulp. Then Falcon tries to arrest them while Bucky makes the decision to kill
them; Sam tries to talk him out of it with the usual “You’re not a killer”
shtick but it’s The Natural that inadvertently reminds Bucky of what he’s
supposed to be fighting for. By this time Veronica Eden has grabbed a gun and
intends to kill them all but she is shot by an agent who reveals herself to be
Sally McKenzie, the missing member of Sam’s support group. In the confusion,
Baron Zemo escapes by jet pack but Eden is in custody….
Epilogue:
Bucky has joined Sam Wilson’s veterans support group.


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Meeting of the Minds
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Thunderbolt
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