However she seems to have been permanently absorbed and rendered comatose along with her Exiles team.

The Whizzer rejoins his teammates to aid the interdimensional team the Exiles.

The Squadron come into conflict with a new government when interdimensional team the Exiles, traveling from the Earth-616 universe, reveal that the government had rigged the election with a worldwide vote fraud.

Archangel appeared in the comic book Exiles as a member of Weapon X, a more ruthless version of the self-titled reality hopping team.

A character resembling the Fallen ( albeit miscolored ) briefly appears in Exiles Annual # 1 as one of numerous captives of a team of Exiles stationed on Earth-33629.

The Exiles never get a chance to find out, as he is replaced by Sasquatch and the team are forced to leave him behind.

An alternate reality version of Mimic became a popular member of the Exiles, the reality-hopping team.

Mimic's heroic counterpart from a parallel world ( Earth-12 ) is a founding member of the multiverse-traveling superhero team called The Exiles.

The alternate universe title Exiles features a version of Hyperion referred to as " King Hyperion ", who is a member of a team known as Weapon X.

* Exiles, a name used for an Other Nationalities rugby league team, comprising European based Australian, New Zealand, and Pacific Island players

Nighthawk and the Squadron also come into conflict with a new government when interdimensional team the Exiles, traveling from the Earth-616 universe, reveal that the government had rigged the election with a worldwide vote fraud.

An Illyana from yet another timeline ( Earth-4210 ) was also a member of the team known as The Exiles.

Shortly after the Timebroker returned Blink to the team, the Timebroker decreed that half the members of the combined Exiles and Weapon X group had to die.

Created by writer Judd Winick and artist Mike McKone, Exiles features a revolving team roster with new characters introduced and others replaced when they are killed or returned to their home reality.

The team has since gone through a multitude of line-ups with Morph and Blink remaining the only original Exiles.

The Exiles then discover there is a second team conscripted by the Timebroker, Weapon X, whose missions typically involve killing or maiming innocents and heroes.

The Exiles team up with the X-Men against an evil Havok from the Mutant X universe, who shares a body with the good Havok.

Then, Heather discovers an Earth inhabited by a disturbingly close approximation of the original Exiles team, complete with their own Timebroker.

The current team then leaves the Earth in the hands of the approximation Exiles.

In Exiles # 100 Blink, Nocturne, and Thunderbird decide to leave the team because they are physically and emotionally exhausted and need a break.

Emma Frost eventually kills the Witch from the Exiles ' team, leaving the native Scarlet Witch to secretly join the Exiles.

The three of them reveal to the latest Exiles team that the last Exiles team, Sage, Sabretooth, Mystiq, Valeria, Rogue, and Gambit eventually became immersed within the Crystal Palace.

In the early years of the state of Israel the term melting pot ( כור היתוך ) ( also known as " Ingathering of the Exiles "-קיבוץ גלויות ) was not a description of a process, but an official governmental doctrine of assimilating the Jewish immigrants that originally came from varying cultures.

* John Hunt ( Quaker exile ) ( 1712 – 1778 ), Quaker minister, originally from London, England, and one of the " Virginia Exiles "

The Exiles had a hard time defeating the Society, which consisted of Cobra, Anaconda, Bushmaster, Death Adder, Cottonmouth, Diamondback, Rattler, Sidewinder, and an unnamed woman, but eventually the Exiles did manage to win and moved over to another reality.

Exiles organized a " Maryland Line " in the Army of Northern Virginia which consisted of one infantry regiment, one infantry battalion, two cavalry battalions and four battalions of artillery.

Although Rankin is accustomed to leading, he defers leadership to Blink on the grounds that she is from a reality that is more removed from the ' mainstream ' universe than the other Exiles, and will therefore be able to make the judgement calls that their missions require without being potentially compromised by her connection to the counterparts of their opponents.

After swearing never to kill again, his subsequent hesitation to do so, further compounded by an illusion in which Blink claims to no longer love him, allows the villain Proteus to possess him when the Exiles visit the House of M version of the regular Marvel Universe.

After Sunfire is killed by a Brood-infected Mimic, she is replaced by the Exiles ' former teammate Blink.

The Exiles then take three weeks to save a chain of cracked realities, injuring Blink, Morph, and Spider-Man.

Blink and Morph eventually visit Heather, who thought the Exiles were dead and left Panoptichron.

The Exiles go to a seemingly perfect world led by Victor Von Doom but when Blink is caught by Reed Richards she begins to discover what hides behind this facade.

In the one-shot Exiles: Days of Then and Now, Blink discovers an Earth they were supposed to save, but did not because they were chasing Proteus during the World Tour.

So, Blink decides to help an alternate Quentin Quire by acting as the Timebroker through Gambit's old Tallus, which is given to him by the Nighthawk from the reality where the Exiles had battled Weapon X after Quentin is able to transport himself there on his own.

Weapon X was finally disbanded when the Exiles arrived and both Blink and Gambit received the mission: Weapon X and the Exiles were meant to fight to the death until only six remained.

** Volume 7: A Blink in Time ( paperback, ISBN 0-7851-1235-9, collects Exiles # 38 – 45 )

Also she takes charge of the current team of Exiles while Blink is off to recruit another group of superheroes.

** Exiles Volume 7: A Blink in Time ( TPB, June 2004, ISBN 0-7851-1235-9 )

The Timebroker first appeared in Exiles # 1, when he invited the Age of Apocalypse version of Blink to join a group of dimension-lost superheroes whom he named " The Exiles ", whose mission would be to repair the damaged realities, and hopefully, to return home safely.

To repair each damaged reality, the Exiles must complete a mission given to them by the Timebroker through a communications device called, " The Tallus ," worn by the leader of the group, be it Blink, Mimic, or Sabretooth.

He then appeared, controlled by Blink, in " Exiles: Days of Then and Now " when new Exiles needed to be recruited to save a world where the Hulk hijacked the Annihilation Wave.

The Timebroker has not appeared since, and oddly enough, the final team of Exiles, led by Blink and coordinated by Morph, Nocturne, and Heather, treat the Timebroker as the Timebreakers ' predecessor instead of interface.

The 2005 Handbook to the Age of Apocalypse states that Kyle is away on a secret mission with the other X-Men who were not present during the Age of Apocalypse 10th Anniversary Limited Series, though when Sabretooth and Blink revisited their home reality during a mission as Exiles, Magneto and Rogue revealed to them that Kyle had run away after Victor and Clarice had disappeared when they were taken away by the Tallus.