MEET THE BLACK PANTHER OF THE WILD WEST!
The Exiles land in the Old West! A dusty town of innocents is under the thrall of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants - including their sharpshooting leader, Magneto! But this town ain't big enough for all those mutants, and the Exiles aren't about to let the Brotherhood get their way. Saddle up for a wild ride with guest artist Rod Reis!
Rated T+
Exiles #6 is another charming and wild adventure for Marvels resident team of universe-jumpers. The characters bond and endear themselves to the reader, and the Wild West adventure is an enjoyable new challenge for our heroes. This one earns a recommendation. Give it a read. Read Full Review
This very fast-paced series slows just a little bit and the results are excellent. Read Full Review
Exiles #6 is a fun issue that offers are a quiet and effective jumping on point for new readers. Read Full Review
Exiles #6 is a pretty decent read this week; Saladin Ahmed is crafting an interesting narrative that takes the cast out of their comfort zone. There isn't too much to complain about when Rod Reis is on pencils and colors, because he's so good at what he does. If you're looking for a fun book to escape with this week, Exiles is a good selection. Read Full Review
Until Wolvie goes this team will always suffer a little from being unrelatable. Though it has improved with Khan gone and even Iron Lad isnt as vapid and boring as before. Maybe with the return of the original Exiles, things can improve and the team can really get off the ground? Read Full Review
I really enjoyed this genre fusion of epic proportions as Superhero fantasy meets Western chivalry. I always like my comic book company crossovers but I love when two unlikely genre's clash as well and this is an interesting mash-up which makes for an intriguing read. Read Full Review
This chapter was an improvement over the previous. Here, the pace slows down a bit & we get to see the characters interact & begin building their friendship. As a result, everyone comes into their own more here when they're in a relaxed setting. Eventually, Blink begins to worry about her old comrades, and wants to find them, so they begin their travel again. They're brought to the Old West, where one of Blink's comrades was last seen, but before she can find them, she encounters Old West Magneto & his Brotherhood, which leads to a nice surprise visit at the chapter's end.
This is a step in the right direction, and I hope the book keeps its good paced balance so it doesn't end like Train's Generation X.
The Exiles do some welcome bonding during their vacation, then get slammed faster than expected into their next adventure. The Ole West world they visit is pretty straightforward, but some sterling guest art (combined with a fast pace) does a great job of making it interesting. Somehow this title just works better when the creators keep their ambitions modest.
Wish the twist at the end wasn't spoilt on the solicitation. Very good issue otherwise, loving the artwork.
Gladly I don't have any expectation for this title anymore. I just brought it for letting marvel know that I care for Blink & the Exiles (Not this one). With hope I will see a better writer or title soon. I feel like Ahmed is really lucky, with a better arc Parker have less luck. Both volume are in the same number of issue, and yet this one will keep going. It's a mystery for me.
So this issue start not so bad with the exiles in holidays. But then they succeed (How ?) to make the talus work & start a search for the previous Clarisse crew. But they find themselves in some sort of Western parody against Magneto & his brotherhood.
Cover - Not bad & related even if I didn't recognize magneto there. Less than in the book itself. more
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