Exiles #16
In "Home, Again! Part One: Starting Over," the Exiles face a moral crossroads when their mission to mediate a conflict between the Fantastic Four and the Mole Man threatens to spiral into chaos. Written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by Ronan Cliquet, with inks by Amilton Santos, colors by Wil Quintana, and letters by Simon Bowland, this 2008 issue captures the team at a breaking point—caught between impossible choices and the cost of intervention. The cover by Tom Grummett and Terry Pallot sets the tone for a story where even the best intentions may not be enough.
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In an idealistic quandary, the Exiles realize that the fight between the Fantastic Four and the Mole Man appears to be a no-win scenario. Gwen rejects Spider-Man for not taking Doom's side in the battle. Thunderbird helps Psylocke and Cat drive Doom's men out of the crystal palace. The Exiles prepare to jump out of their current mission without any real resolution but Reed takes matters into his own hands and blows up the entire planet to wrest it from Doom's oppressive control. The Exiles are once again scattered across realities.
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