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crookedtreehouse's review
4.0
After the frustrating interruption of the title by Chuck Austen, Judd Winnick returns to right the ship before leaving the title.
This is perhaps the best collection of The Exiles run. While the vampire Avengers aren't my favorite timeline, it sets in motion a chain of events that results in the team hitting major points in the universe, suffering more death, having to make or not make more devestating decisions, and reinforcing the fact that The Timebroker is probably not what he seemed at the beginning of the run. The dialogue is sometimes a tad too quippy for me, but after the thudding failure of Austen's dialogue, I'll take it.
This is perhaps the best collection of The Exiles run. While the vampire Avengers aren't my favorite timeline, it sets in motion a chain of events that results in the team hitting major points in the universe, suffering more death, having to make or not make more devestating decisions, and reinforcing the fact that The Timebroker is probably not what he seemed at the beginning of the run. The dialogue is sometimes a tad too quippy for me, but after the thudding failure of Austen's dialogue, I'll take it.
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