History and Origin of the Marvel Comics' ROGUE of the X-Men! 

Mine too.

Her only downside is Gambit, that needs to end! Gambit is being force fed for fans to like him and it isn't working! There are some Gambit fans , but that's just sympathy votes! Gambit comes in not even trying to build his appeal to fans while Rogue had to work her pretty Mississippian butt off extra hard to get famous, that makes me love her! She understand's that noone, not even in Marvel starts at the top because then you crash down. You have to earn your way up, that is exactly how Rogue got to the top! I will never like Gambit until I see him work his way up and even then, he'll never be on my favs list, I may respect his street level future fame, but compared to Rogue, he'll never be a icon on her level! Rogue is wasting her potential on a leech who is suckling off all the fame she's built up over the years! They are so desperate to get shine on Gambit, they're making him an alternate Spider-Man, he can't create his own fame like Rogue has! If you have to copy another hero's image because you can't seem to make sales, it's time to either kill off the character, or go back to the drawing board and work on the character some more! I hope one of those writers do our mutant icon a favor and hook her up with another icon perhaps one of the Avengers!

I prefer Callisto. The Blonde haired blue eyed tall girl. With her midriff bare. I also like Psylocke with Rogue in the same cartoon. Jean Grey also.

@@johnnyfountainS Lucy Lawless who played Xena was originally going to play Jean Grey in the X-Men movies but declined and Famke Janssen was cast.

Mine too

A few days early, but RIP

umm... no she can't regenerate-

@@fatinachen1888 If I could remember the name and number, i'd direct your attention to it. It was a Marvel comic, but I can't remember anything else about it, it was over 20 years ago. I also remember that I was mostly reading Spiderman and Wolverine comics at the time.

@@crazyfakar1... You mean x-treme x-men from 2000? She had wolverines powers Until Gambit and her got shishkebabed... Im reading up on her entire character (all the comics she's been in) i do it with my favorites, and that means Gambit, Chamber, rogue and jubilee(in that order)

@@fatinachen1888, I must've made a mistake somewhere. Maybe it wasn't Rogue then. It's definitely before the year 2000, maybe the early 90's or late 80's and she was a baby, in a crib. Maybe part of some other superhero story, or in someone else's comic book. Maybe Spiderman or Wolverine.

hmmm. well rogue was 18 when she first joined the x-men-

Jake Proven if think that's Gross She also Hook up with Mephisto

Jalen Ikezeue that’s awful to but are we just gonna ignore how revolting her relationship with magneto is? I feel to many people down play it!

@@jakeproven256 I Didn't Even Know They Had a romantic Relationship

@@jalenikezeue4114 I'm sure you wish you never found out.

@@jakeproven256 Yeah

... she got it from a mutant who can give people tattoos

Unfortunately they just might🤦🏽

Y’all are racists in 2024 that’s pathetic

No, that's not true, Gambit was stable and emotionally mature, he helped Rogue countless times throughout the years with her problems. Also, there's more to being with someone than just touch and Rogue has far more common with Gambit than Colossus.

@@404ServerError you dont know how a relationship works then unfirtunaty. My soul mate and I have been together for years. We live half a world apart. We were getting ready to meet for the 1st time when civid hapoened. Niw we have to wait more years. The love doesn't die but the agony of not beig able to touch your love us excruciating painful and heartbreaking. Gambit is a player and she wants and deserves a good man and children of her own with someone more stable then Remue Le Bhe in my opinion.

You're response is typical, don't actually try listing any examples from the comics to justify that, just be vague, exaggerate or just lie... well I'm sorry, but you're opinions are not facts. In Uncanny X-Men #297, Gambit holds Rogue and promises her that everything will be fine, something she wanted him to do. In X-Men #24, on their third date, he took her to fancy restaurant, and Gambit tells Rogue that names don't matter, what counts is what's on the inside. In Rogue #2, when Rogue wanted Gambit to hold her, he did, and once again he tells her that everything will be fine. There's lots more examples to use, but that looks like someone whose stable and emotionally mature. Gambit is only known for being with two women, Bella and Rogue, the only two he ever said the words "I love you" too and he married both of them... what a player... both had filings with others that didn't last long or mean anything and your relationship (good for you on that) is not similar to theirs. Rogue's powers never scare Gambit off, that might not seem like a huge deal; however, after what she did to her first boyfriend as a teenager, it’s clear that Gambit was constantly taking a huge risk every time he’s with Rogue. But for him, the risk was always worth it. Rogue and Gambit have evenly matched sarcasm, even in their first encounter, their flirting is entirely built on back-and-forth wordplay. Since they can’t always have a physical relationship, these humorous exchanges helped built a connection between the two. Both Rogue and Gambit have gone through similar struggles, their relationship also works well because of their similar backgrounds. Both characters have had to struggle with abandonment and morality because of their difficult childhoods. Again I could go on, but in the end, I'll just be wasting my time...