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A review by crookedtreehouse
Exiles Vol. 3: Out of Time by Judd Winick
4.0
The reality hopping group of mutants trying to repair time run into their counterparts: Weapon X (who me met in the last volume). Both teams have their own missions, and sometimes they intersect in ways that put them odds. It's a nice touch to add a consistent grey-area villain group to a storyline that otherwise focuses more on a villain-of-the-month conceit.
Morph finally gets some character development here, making him slightly less irritating. Slightly.
Another benefit of the reality hopping time traveling conceit is that it makes Mojoworld, which is mainly an annoying plot device in the X-Books, seem more dire and threatening.
[a:Mike McKone|36047|Mike McKone|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1565309444p2/36047.jpg]'s art continues to be an asset to this title. It's bright, it's well-panelled, and easy to follow. Always enhancing the story, never making it more confusing.
I reread this again in 2022 and didn't have anything new to add. If you enjoy multiverse stories with familiar X-characters, this series is an absolute blast.
Morph finally gets some character development here, making him slightly less irritating. Slightly.
Another benefit of the reality hopping time traveling conceit is that it makes Mojoworld, which is mainly an annoying plot device in the X-Books, seem more dire and threatening.
[a:Mike McKone|36047|Mike McKone|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1565309444p2/36047.jpg]'s art continues to be an asset to this title. It's bright, it's well-panelled, and easy to follow. Always enhancing the story, never making it more confusing.
I reread this again in 2022 and didn't have anything new to add. If you enjoy multiverse stories with familiar X-characters, this series is an absolute blast.