Exiles #99
2007
- Series
- Exiles
- Issue
- 99
- Cover date
- Dec 1, 2007
- Story title
- Home, Again! Ends Beginning part five
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Exiles #99, released by Marvel Comics in 2007, represents the penultimate chapter of the series' original volume. Written by Chris Claremont with art by Clayton Henry, the story continues the tradition of the Exiles—a multiversal team tasked with fixing broken timelines—during a period when the series was navigating complex shifts in its core roster and narrative focus.
The design and tone of this issue reflect the high-stakes, character-driven approach Claremont brought to the title during his tenure. By placing established characters in unfamiliar, often perilous alternate realities, the creative team aimed to explore the psychological toll of multiversal travel. The issue is regarded by collectors as a significant bridge to the series finale, capturing the specific aesthetic of mid-2000s Marvel continuity.
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