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Mystiq joined the Exiles pretty sharply when Chris Claremont took over reigns of the book. Sabretooth saved him from an assault and after that Mystiq was apparently a fully-fledged member of the Exiles. Which means they have an easier recruitment drive than the Avengers. In fact his joining of the team was so poorly written, it wasn't even clear he was a member until the relaunch as New Exiles. He was basically just Mystiquebut as a man. Worth noting is he had a child with Destiny which was the original idea behind Nightcrawler's origin. Other than that though, the character was dull with a capital everything. Claremont must've thought having a character dress in a quirky anachronistic style would've been enough to win him over some sort of Doctor Who-style fandom. It wasn't. End of the day, the character just wasn't interesting and Claremont replacing most of the core team for guys like this is what led to the death of the series.
Thunderbird was one of the founding members of the Exiles and a former Horseman of all-around bastard Apocalypse. Despite that, the character never received much development in his short tenure with the team. Much like in X-Men, he was one of the earliest casualties among the team as he was made brain-dead in a battle with Galactus and left behind within the first 10 issues. He was later magically healed of his problem towards the end of the title under the hand of Chris Claremont. The character's most defining trait was probably hooking up with Nocturne and making her angsty for a long-time following his placement into a coma. Also, the fact he was butt ugly.
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Mystiq joined the Exiles pretty sharply when Chris Claremont took over reigns of the book. Sabretooth saved him from an assault and after that Mystiq was apparently a fully-fledged member of the Exiles. Which means they have an easier recruitment drive than the Avengers. In fact his joining of the team was so poorly written, it wasn't even clear he was a member until the relaunch as New Exiles. He was basically justMystiquebut as a man. Worth noting is he had a child with Destiny which was the original idea behind Nightcrawler's origin. Other than that though, the character was dull with a capital everything. Claremont must've thought having a character dress in a quirky anachronistic style would've been enough to win him over some sort of Doctor Who-style fandom. It wasn't. End of the day, the character just wasn't interesting and Claremont replacing most of the core team for guys like this is what led to the death of the series.
Thunderbird was one of the founding members of the Exiles and a former Horseman of all-around bastard Apocalypse. Despite that, the character never received much development in his short tenure with the team. Much like in X-Men, he was one of the earliest casualties among the team as he was made brain-dead in a battle with Galactus and left behind within the first 10 issues. He was later magically healed of his problem towards the end of the title under the hand of Chris Claremont. The character's most defining trait was probably hooking up with Nocturne and making her angsty for a long-time following his placement into a coma. Also, the fact he was butt ugly.
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Mystiq joined the Exiles pretty sharply when Chris Claremont took over reigns of the book. Sabretooth saved him from an assault and after that Mystiq was apparently a fully-fledged member of the Exiles. Which means they have an easier recruitment drive than the Avengers. In fact his joining of the team was so poorly written, it wasn't even clear he was a member until the relaunch as New Exiles. He was basically justMystiquebut as a man. Worth noting is he had a child with Destiny which was the original idea behind Nightcrawler's origin. Other than that though, the character was dull with a capital everything. Claremont must've thought having a character dress in a quirky anachronistic style would've been enough to win him over some sort of Doctor Who-style fandom. It wasn't. End of the day, the character just wasn't interesting and Claremont replacing most of the core team for guys like this is what led to the death of the series.
Thunderbird was one of the founding members of the Exiles and a former Horseman of all-around bastard Apocalypse. Despite that, the character never received much development in his short tenure with the team. Much like in X-Men, he was one of the earliest casualties among the team as he was made brain-dead in a battle with Galactus and left behind within the first 10 issues. He was later magically healed of his problem towards the end of the title under the hand of Chris Claremont. The character's most defining trait was probably hooking up withNocturne and making her angsty for a long-time following his placement into a coma. Also, the fact he was butt ugly.
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