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But I can think of one that uses a very limited and one-way form of time travel as a central enabling trope ... which means that yet again I'm going to get on my soapbox and remind everyone that Julian May's Saga of the Exiles is one of the most ambitious and well-constructed sf series of its era, and repays close re-readings many times over.
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I've dropped every Marvel title Exiles was my last one and I've been buying for 33 years.
Real Avengers are like True Yankees | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2008
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'Exiles' -- seems like a great fit for Jeff Parker -- plus the next issue of Swierczynski's Punisher MAX.
iFanboy 2009
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My favorite is The Exiles, which is less about spying per se, but spying is a reason for a great deal of the plot, if that makes sense.
My Favorite Girls Dressed as Boys - Romance Edition Victoria Janssen 2009
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He makes a fruitless Attempt in Gallantry — Departs for Boulogne, where he spends the evening with certain English Exiles.
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He makes a fruitless Attempt in Gallantry — Departs for Boulogne, where he spends the evening with certain English Exiles.
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The most outstanding feature of The Exiles is the gorgeous black-and-white photography, shot primarily by Erik Daarstad and John A. Morrill, both of whom were fellow students at USC with Mackenzie and went on to distinguished careers as cinematographers.
HOME Sarah Boslaugh 2010
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The most outstanding feature of The Exiles is the gorgeous black-and-white photography, shot primarily by Erik Daarstad and John A. Morrill, both of whom were fellow students at USC with Mackenzie and went on to distinguished careers as cinematographers.
HOME 2010
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The Exiles, which is out on DVD this week, came together when Mackenzie, a British-born graduate of the University of Southern California film school, met a group of Native Americans in 1957 and started hanging around with them at bars and parties in Bunker Hill.
Film | guardian.co.uk John Patterson 2010
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The Exiles is a songwriting duo that has released 2 CDs of songs for and about the Toon Army.
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