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Mike Carey,Scot Eaton,Philip Briones | 168 pages | 25 Nov 2009 | | 9780785138761 | English | New York, United States X-Men: Legacy - Wikipedia

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Home Contact us Help Free delivery worldwide. Free delivery worldwide. Bestselling Series. Harry Potter. Popular Features. Home Learning. X-men: X-corps. Notify me. Description graduates from just in time to enjoy the ahem celebrity status of being an X-Man - but when his whirlwind romance with a pop star hits the tabloids, is Chamber just the flavor of the month? Plus, the X-Men investigate a brothel in Nevada and gain a troubled new member: the seductive ! But when the bigoted zealots from the Church of Humanity target all mutants for genocide, can the team's two newest members pull their weight? Then: distraught over his true love's death, forms a paramilitary mutant team to keep the peace in Europe. But something sinister lurks beneath his good intentions. Who's really pulling the strings? Product details Format Paperback pages Dimensions x x Other books in this series. X-men Legacy: Emplate Daniel Acuna. Add to basket. Philippe Briones Artist. Professor Xavier finds himself face-to- face with his half-brother - The Unstoppable ! But is Juggernaut friend or foe? But while Xavier seeks out , who is searching for him? Hunter becomes hunted and friend becomes foe, in a story that will change your favorite S Professor Xavier finds himself face-to-face with his half-brother - The Unstoppable Juggernaut! Hunter becomes hunted and friend becomes foe, in a story that will change your favorite Southern Belle forever! Collecting : X-Men: Legacy Get A Copy. Paperback , pages. Published November 25th by Marvel Comics first published August 19th More Details Original Title. Other Editions 2. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about X-Men Legacy , please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of X-Men Legacy: Salvage. Jan 13, Paul E. Morph rated it really liked it Shelves: comics-read-in In this volume, confronts his step-brother Cain Marko a. That's a lot of plot for one book but I really enjoyed it, despite the presence of one of my least favourite X-Men Man, I hate that guy. It didn't feel rushed or forced and had some nice character development for C In this volume, Professor X confronts his step-brother Cain Marko a. It didn't feel rushed or forced and had some nice character development for Chuck and Rogue. Aug 11, Derek rated it really liked it Shelves: read-in , speculative-fic , comic-books. Charles Xavier's quest to rebuild his memory and reinvent himself takes him to the Australian outback where Rogue has secluded herself, thinking the solitude will do her good, after the farce that was the -Day. Only she's not alone, Danger, the physical embodiment of the X-men invades her solitude and puts her through a series of simulations in which she recreates people and places that Rogue has a traumatic association to, all this to push Rogue towards a personal crisis. Maybe Dan Charles Xavier's quest to rebuild his memory and reinvent himself takes him to the Australian outback where Rogue has secluded herself, thinking the solitude will do her good, after the farce that was the M-Day. Maybe Danger knows Charles is coming, maybe she doesn't, but this "personal crisis" draws Charles, but not him alone, alongside Gambit, his muscle, Charles finds a group of Shi'ar Salvagers who intend to enslave Danger. They too get immersed in Dangers holographic projections. Charles, genius that he is, figures what to do and restores Danger, but the Shi'ar Salvagers have ideas of their own, they figure since there's a bounty on Charles' head they might as well capture him too. Only it's not so easy. This was another great volume from Mike Carey and Crew. I like how the series is shaping up to a bit more cerebral. Jan 19, Dan rated it really liked it Shelves: comics , This review is meant to reflect my feelings on Mike Carey's writing on the X-Men books overall. I didn't become aware of him at all, really, until the lead-ins to the Messiah Complex crossover. During that, and especially since, he's shown that above all other X-Men writers, he alone seems to be up to the task of remembering their history, whether for good or bad, and embracing it and incorporating it into his books, what used to be known as "continuity", which sees to be a four-letter word at t This review is meant to reflect my feelings on Mike Carey's writing on the X-Men books overall. During that, and especially since, he's shown that above all other X-Men writers, he alone seems to be up to the task of remembering their history, whether for good or bad, and embracing it and incorporating it into his books, what used to be known as "continuity", which sees to be a four-letter word at times in modern comics. If he's using a character, no matter how obscure, he seems to make it a point to know their history, to know how they would react to a situation, or, more specifically, another character. Balancing this in books notorious for having many characters is a challenge, but he's pulled it off. He's also a prime example of the axiom that there are no bad characters, just character with bad writers. He's taken characters that to many writers are boring, troublesome, or allegedly one-note, and turned them into something serious and interesting. Xavier, Danger, , Rogue, and most personally for me Gambit have all benefited from Carey's attention to them, and they all come out of X-Men Legacy as much richer characters. I mentioned before how he has an eye for the histories of this franchise, and in Legacy, he's never had a better chance to show this off. Since the series is supposed to represent the rebuilding of Xavier's shattered mind, we're often taken into his newly restored memories. There are several pages that either feature quick panels or just word balloons lifted straight out of older comics. I immediately jumped on phrases like, "Why does everyone say my name like it means 'Shut up'? Carey isn't concerned with having everything new-reader accessible, but it also doesn't detract from the story. For my money, he has a fan in me for being one of the best writers to handle Gambit ever, and he apparently isn't finished with him yet. I think he wants to "fix" Gambit much liked he fixed Rogue and Xavier, and I welcome it. Aug 09, Praxedes rated it it was ok. This review is for the entire X-Men Legacy series, of which this is the first installment. I found myself conflicted throughout this saga: there was something about it that rubbed me the wrong way yet I was unable to stop reading it! The intertwining of the various storylines seemed clumsy, taking away from the cooler plots. Too many flashbacks and not enough context makes for bulky reading. Perhaps it was the fact that large portions of this story arc are supplemented in other comics not i N. Perhaps it was the fact that large portions of this story arc are supplemented in other comics not included in this collection. Of course there were moments of gallantry and self- sacrifice, but always in the midst of a seemingly hurried narrative. I would only recommend this to diehard X-Men fans. They've been doing this for decades and it does not work. She is simply not that interesting! Adding and changing her powers, love interests, etc. Jan 01, Volsung added it Shelves: comics. Hooray for a well-characterized return of Gambit and Rogue. Feb 03, Mike rated it liked it. Still with the random flashback panels, and I'm starting to get numb to the self-indulgence of it all. I like the Rogue storyline tho, and once in a while Carey comes up with a funny or profound line. But really I know I'm just catching up, biding my time until the next big "event" story that's coming in the X-verse. This feels like I'm just doing my chores - fun enough while I'm in it, but not that memorable other than the changes in character that the final two issues create. I guess, reading Still with the random flashback panels, and I'm starting to get numb to the self-indulgence of it all. I guess, reading other reviews, I should say I too like the depth that Carey is adding to the Rogue and Gambit characters, tidying them up so they'll be ready for some high-speed drag racing when someone else wants to put them into action. It'd be nice if Xavier wasn't being treated as a blank slate so you can do whatever you like with him. Aug 20, Judah Radd rated it it was amazing Shelves: marvel-comics. What we get is three layers of awesome. Remember Rogue? Remember Gambit? And they all come together in a landmark, character defining moment! Everything, to include the consequences of Secret Invasion, is about to come together. I really love this run. Nov 01, Adam Stone rated it it was ok Shelves: - comics , x-men-universe. Nothing about this series feels organic. Nothing about it feels creative. It moves characters around but, for a series primarily focused on Charles Xavier, it doesn't give us any new insights to his character, it just retcons his history with dull minutae that doesn't change anything. At least Brubaker's Deadly Genesis added a new dimension to him. I can't believe how long this series ha More forced character moments as Xavier seeks out Juggernaut, Danger tracks down Rogue, and Gambit I can't believe how long this series has spent spinning its wheels. I really loved this story arc! I could really relate for the first time with one of the characters. Here being rogue. I suffer from ocd and that is exactly how it feels in my head. I never thought I would find an analogy of my life in a comic book! As for the story really loved it! Really loved those psychological part! Incredible how marvel portraits the univers of the mind. The illustrations were really good! Overall, excellent! Nov 15, Ma'Belle rated it it was ok Shelves: comics-graphic-novels , superheroes , marvel. Despite Rogue and Gambit being in plenty of this book, and some interesting stuff about Danger as in Danger Room after gaining sentience and then having her free will and years of good memories tampered with , this volume is meh overall. Sep 30, Jess rated it really liked it. I love a good rogue story and this was great. I may eventually try and pick up the rogue lead x-men books but they aren't the most affordable. But honestly this little storyline was great and this was a good ending. Apr 11, Marc Burkhardt rated it really liked it. Mike Carey would rank among the greatest X-Men writers of there was any justice in the fanboy world. Oct 28, B rated it really liked it Shelves: borrowed. I don't know, man. I just like this stuff. I'm not sure that it's good. Mar 12, Oliver rated it really liked it. Even though there some very obscure characters in there, the stories very absolutely stunning and brought about a rebuilding of characters and their relationsships. I didn't really care for this, and I'm not really sure what the point is for the Legacy series I'm guessing it is to deal with loose ends and things that are laying around untold or unresolved in the X-Men world. Positives: Gambit and Rogue, who I was always so happy to see in the cartoon in the early-mid 90s, yet almost never seem to be in the comic versions. Gambit is a great character potential-wise and if they gave someone with talent the reins of him and his own title, I think his popular I didn't really care for this, and I'm not really sure what the point is for the Legacy series Gambit is a great character potential-wise and if they gave someone with talent the reins of him and his own title, I think his popularity would soar. X-Men: Legacy Vol 1 (–) | Marvel Database | Fandom

Any size contribution will help keep CBH alive and full of new comics guides and content. Thank you for reading! Become a Patron! From there, he moved his attention back to his favourite character, Rogue, and began to present a very different version of the Southern Belle. And yet, his speciality was to draw upon the characters, and often the continuity was worked in so very subtly — for example, the history between Xavier and Amelia Voght , while never explored directly, was hinted at brilliantly. Perhaps most notably, though, Carey cast his net wide; no villain was too obscure for him to use them he brought a starving Emplate to Utopia, he considered Exodus his favourite villain, and he brought into focus. And, while he kept some key X-Men in the scene — including Rogue, , Xavier, and Gambit — he also worked carefully to give younger mutants such as , and Indra their moments, however fleeting. For fans of Charles Xavier and Rogue in particular, he presents what many readers view as a masterclass. He is a fan of the X-Men, and it shows with the care and commitment with which he writes them. Here with Carey… it was just quick random unimportant images that had no real meaning, the Professor pretty much pulling a Deus ex machina and Gambit doing nothing but just kissing her. In fact, it went a million steps backwards for Gambit and Rogue, all because of this disgusting hack…. But their return to Earth led to one of the most contentious moments in their relationship, in this story that wrapped the runs of writer Scott Lobdell and artist Joe Madureira. The two heroes have their powers suppressed and finally get to be physically intimate. But this romantic interlude is short-lived, as, without her powers, Rogue hears the voices and memories of the various personalities she has absorbed, including those of and Gambit, and something is going on between those two sets of memories, something hinting at a dark secret connection. When the X-Men are brought before someone wearing the costume of Erik the Red, Gambit is put on trial for that secret crime: leading the into the Morlock tunnels, thus precipitating the Mutant Massacre. Comic-verse Rogue was actually born with the white streaks. Like some other mutants , , Gambit , she had the visible aspect of her mutation at birth, with the rest of her powers kicking in at puberty. But her personality and relationship with Gambit were pretty dead on. I applaud the fact that they were trying to make something new out of the X-Men, but it was hit-and-miss, if you ask me. Making Rogue a moody goth was a pretty good idea and it was decently executed, even if it made her significantly different than her comic book counterpart. They managed to give her the same kind of angst and struggles, but since it was geared towards children, it only worked part of the time. And lastly, and the X-Men , which I admittedly only saw for the first time a couple months ago. Unlike the other two series, this was far more adult than most cartoons. In general, it seemed much more like the comic books than the others, despite it not following a major story line found in the comics. I really hope that Wolverine and the X-Men somehow gets continued, it was an amazing show. A: Her best friend is certainly Remy. A: Ah, yes, the magical disappearing tattoos. Therefore, they were mutable and changeable. They were also supposedly painless to get. Rogue had her tattoos in the X-Treme X-Men series. Specifically, she got them in X-Treme X-Men Xpose 2 and they disappeared after the last issue of the series in However, since X-Men: The End started up around this time, we see the future version of Rogue with tattoos. Weird, huh? Supposedly was responsible for her powers re-emerging, but the tattoos were never fully explained. So either the power re- boot had some strange tattoo erasing effect, or Rogue went to and got her to remove the tattoos for reasons unknown. Uncanny X-Men: X-Men Legacy ( - ), ( - )

Paul Pimenta Apr 8, Brett White Nov 24, Joanne M. Weselby Nov 20, Andrew Paul Aug 9, Anthony Couto May 10, Anthony Couto Mar 31, Brett White Aug 16, Professor X is a wimp, and possibly incompetent Kevin Melrose Oct 1, Marc Buxton Sep 23, Funko flashes back to '90s with classic X-Men bobble-heads Kevin Melrose Sep 4, Many characters have been featured in the title, including Rogue , Magneto , Gambit , and the Acolytes. The title also featured flashbacks relevant to the ongoing present story as well as answered dangling plot lines throughout X-Men continuity. As of issue , Rogue replaced Professor Xavier as the central character. Having now achieved control over her absorption powers, Scott Summers has repositioned Rogue as mentor to the younger mutants under the protection of the X-Men on Utopia. Rogue is in the unique position to be able to help the students, due to her abilities, allowing fresh insight to their use and control. She has so far, also, been shown to face off against notable deadly adversaries including: Emplate and . The title was one of two ongoing books to house the Age of X crossover. As part of the Marvel NOW! The new series focused on Legion , the son of the recently murdered Charles Xavier, who is struggling to keep his multitude of personalities under control while trying to honor his father's legacy by preemptively fighting off threats to mutants using his many powers. The 25th issue of the volume was renumbered to commemorate the longevity of the series. This is also the final issue of X-Men: Legacy. However, that series was renamed Nightcrawler after its featured character. Since the introduction of X-Men , the plotlines of this series and other X-Books have been interwoven to varying degrees. For most of its run, X-Men has featured a completely different battalion of X-Men than other titles featuring the X-Men. While it was not uncommon for characters of one book to appear in the other, any major stories concerning characters were dealt with in their own team book. X-Men and Uncanny X-Men have shared two periods of time where they were more or less treated as a single, fortnightly series. In both of these cases they shared an author: to by Scott Lobdell and to by Alan Davis. With three main X-Men series running concurrently, members from each book continue to appear in the other titles. X-Cutioner's Song crossover Fatal Attractions crossover The series was replaced with Amazing X-Men for four months during the event. In his role as mentor he has typically been present in the book, but he has notable absences, including issues 59—71 in government custody after the crisis and 99— educating Cadre K in space. At many times the team roster has been the same as that appearing in Uncanny X-Men , and during two periods the two books have even been treated by their writer as a single bi-weekly title issues 46—69 by Scott Lobdell and issues 85—99 by Alan Davis. Gambit's group of students appeared prominently in issues —, featuring the debuts of future recurring characters Onyxx and Bling! After moving to Utopia in issue , Rogue became mentor to the various X-Men-in-training, who regularly appeared in issues alongside her. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Comic book series. Cover art for X-Men vol. Art by David Finch. X-Men: Legacy - Salvage. Mike Carey. But while Xavier seeks out Rogue, who is searching for him? Hunter becomes hunted and friend becomes foe, in a story that will change your favorite Southern Belle forever. Plus: Professor X's odyssey brings him full circle as he answers a call from the Acolytes. But what do they want? Or a new leader? More by Mike Carey See more. : The Trial Of Thor. Alan Davis. Legendary talents tell tantalizing tales of Asgard! Thor and his allies visit ancient Egypt - and leave behind a startling legacy!

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I guess, reading Still with the random flashback panels, and I'm starting to get numb to the self-indulgence of it all. I guess, reading other reviews, I should say I too like the depth that Carey is adding to the Rogue and Gambit characters, tidying them up so they'll be ready for some high-speed drag racing when someone else wants to put them into action. It'd be nice if Xavier wasn't being treated as a blank slate so you can do whatever you like with him. Aug 20, Judah Radd rated it it was amazing Shelves: marvel-comics. What we get is three layers of awesome. Remember Rogue? Remember Gambit? And they all come together in a landmark, character defining moment! Everything, to include the consequences of Secret Invasion, is about to come together. I really love this run. Nov 01, Adam Stone rated it it was ok Shelves: superhero-comics , x-men-universe. Nothing about this series feels organic. Nothing about it feels creative. It moves characters around but, for a series primarily focused on Charles Xavier, it doesn't give us any new insights to his character, it just retcons his history with dull minutae that doesn't change anything. At least Brubaker's Deadly Genesis added a new dimension to him. I can't believe how long this series ha More forced character moments as Xavier seeks out Juggernaut, Danger tracks down Rogue, and Gambit I can't believe how long this series has spent spinning its wheels. I really loved this story arc! I could really relate for the first time with one of the characters. Here being rogue. I suffer from ocd and that is exactly how it feels in my head. I never thought I would find an analogy of my life in a comic book! As for the story really loved it! Really loved those psychological part! Incredible how marvel portraits the univers of the mind. The illustrations were really good! Overall, excellent! Nov 15, Ma'Belle rated it it was ok Shelves: comics-graphic-novels , superheroes , marvel. Despite Rogue and Gambit being in plenty of this book, and some interesting stuff about Danger as in Danger Room after gaining sentience and then having her free will and years of good memories tampered with , this volume is meh overall. Sep 30, Jess rated it really liked it. I love a good rogue story and this was great. I may eventually try and pick up the rogue lead x-men books but they aren't the most affordable. But honestly this little storyline was great and this was a good ending. Apr 11, Marc Burkhardt rated it really liked it. Mike Carey would rank among the greatest X-Men writers of there was any justice in the fanboy world. Oct 28, B rated it really liked it Shelves: borrowed. I don't know, man. I just like this stuff. I'm not sure that it's good. Mar 12, Oliver rated it really liked it. Even though there some very obscure characters in there, the stories very absolutely stunning and brought about a rebuilding of characters and their relationsships. I didn't really care for this, and I'm not really sure what the point is for the Legacy series I'm guessing it is to deal with loose ends and things that are laying around untold or unresolved in the X-Men world. Positives: Gambit and Rogue, who I was always so happy to see in the cartoon in the early-mid 90s, yet almost never seem to be in the comic versions. Gambit is a great character potential-wise and if they gave someone with talent the reins of him and his own title, I think his popular I didn't really care for this, and I'm not really sure what the point is for the Legacy series Gambit is a great character potential-wise and if they gave someone with talent the reins of him and his own title, I think his popularity would soar. So giving him any book time is great in my eyes. Rogue is also one who could be a lot more with better work done on her, and I suppose that I should be happier with this book in that regard. However, the negatives of this book include a pointless story about Charles and his half-brother Juggernaut, as well as his involvement with the Acolytes and what happens there. However, I don't know much back story there so it might actually be very cool for other people. The story of Danger, the Danger Room manifested as a living Robot intelligence is cool, and I recall reading the story where she first gains sentience Joss Whedon's Astonishing X-Men so that was nice I suppose. All in all though, just a bit of a let down. Still some decent stuff, as well as the interesting final panel with the arrival of OK, so I don't know exactly where Legacy is going these days. It only seems to be around as a series to revise and sort out all the side stories that have been dangling around in the X-universe for years. Sorting out Professor X. Wolverine and Daken. Now Rogue and Danger. Don't get me wrong, it's good that these plots are finally being dealt with, but it just seems like they are rushing through all of them right now so that they can finally start integrating Legacy back into the ma OK, so I don't know exactly where Legacy is going these days. Don't get me wrong, it's good that these plots are finally being dealt with, but it just seems like they are rushing through all of them right now so that they can finally start integrating Legacy back into the mainstream stories. Which is fine. It looks like Legacy will be involved with the Utopia crossover, which is good, since it will seem like the series actually has some direction again. Dec 05, Eric Mikols rated it liked it Shelves: x-men. I want to like this more than I do. I'm enjoying all the flashbacks to past X- stories and I like the time we take to learn more about Xavier and some of his more dubious decisions. The biggest problem with this one is that is a transition book to get to the next phase of the story, mainly Rogue. The new changes to Rogue and her power is intersting and I'm happy to see a Rogue who is now in control of her powers. Not that I don't think it's an element of her character, but her inability to contro I want to like this more than I do. Not that I don't think it's an element of her character, but her inability to control has defined her for too long. I'm ready to see where the character goes next. Also, it should be said that I'm glad to see Danger being treated like a character and not the poorly planned element Whedon made her out to be. I do believe I read this in the original issues, but had forgotten about it, as much of it seemed pretty familiar to me. The bulk of the trade focuses on Rogue trying to make sense of the fact that her mind has been emptied of all of her absorbed personalities save one, her mother's, and Xavier's attempt to help her in the way that he never was able to before. Gambit comes along for the ride, and we are introduced to Danger, and experience the beginning of the new expression of Rogue's power. I' I do believe I read this in the original issues, but had forgotten about it, as much of it seemed pretty familiar to me. I've read a good deal since this comic, I understand better where this is going, though I am surprised how this fits in with the larger Marvel universe. Overall, this came together nicely with all of the weirdness that is in the background of the X-Men. Aug 13, Lissa rated it liked it Shelves: read-in , fiction , comics. Well, to be honest, I only started reading this title because I liked the trade "Original Sin," and the only reason I'm continuing to read the title is because I know one of my favorite characters, Magneto, eventually plays a big role in the title. So now I'm stuck slogging through the first few trades, hoping for a good Mags payoff in the end. This trade was okay. It was mostly focused on Rogue and getting her back into the X-Men stories, I suppose. The title began its publication in October as X-Men vol. From until it was published as New X-Men. It had reverted from issue to its original title X-Men , but changed again from issue to X-Men: Legacy. Prior to the name change, the series is usually referred to as X-Men vol. The new volume, written by Simon Spurrier , focuses on Legion , son of the recently deceased Professor X , and his mission to preemptively help mutantkind while attempting to get his many personalities under control. In , Marvel launched X-Men vol. X-Men 1 is still the bestselling comic book of all time, with pre-order sales of over 8. Initially, the book focused on a team led by Cyclops, with the other members forming a squad led by Storm. This premise has at times faded from mention, only to be resurrected, with the X-Men divided at times into two and even three separate squads. X-Men vol. In July during a revamp of the X-Men franchise, its title changed to New X-Men , featuring an ambigram logo issue Along with these modifications, a new writer, Grant Morrison , was assigned to the title. These changes by the newly appointed Marvel Comics editor-in-chief, Joe Quesada , reflected his idea for flagship titles like X-Men to regain some of their former glory, as well as regaining critical acclaim. While the second squad of X-Men in Uncanny continued on as now undercover super heroes, Grant Morrison redirected these X-Men's mission to that of teachers. Some more of the long-lasting changes that occurred during Morrison's run were the secondary mutation of to resemble a lion-like rather than his former ape-like appearance, and introduced as a member of the team, recreating the ties between and the Phoenix retconning the retcon , and the death of Phoenix. The school expanded from simply a training center to a legitimate school with dozens of mutant students, a story idea that was first explored in the X-Men film. One of the more controversial events of New X-Men happened in issue when the island of and its inhabitants, including Magneto , were completely destroyed. This set the tone that dominated the rest of Morrison's tenure on the book. The title of the series reverted to its original title of X-Men in July with issue during the " X-Men Reload " event. Peter Milligan became the new writer of the series with issue and was replaced by Mike Carey with issue The title was renamed X-Men: Legacy starting in February with issue The new title reflects a shift in the series direction to focusing on solo X-Men characters versus being a team-based book as the title was previously. The re-titled series follows on from the conclusion of the Messiah Complex crossover, where Professor X was accidentally shot in the head by . Shortly after the X-Men presumed him deceased, his body disappeared and his whereabouts were unknown. X-Men: Legacy initially followed the Professor's presumed road to recovery as well as the encounters he faced, such as a battle with the mutant Exodus on the psychic plane [12] and discoveries about his past that include Mr. Many characters have been featured in the title, including Rogue , Magneto , Gambit , and the Acolytes. The title also featured flashbacks relevant to the ongoing present story as well as answered dangling plot lines throughout X-Men continuity. As of issue , Rogue replaced Professor Xavier as the central character. Charles Xavier, on his quest to make amends for all the wrongs he has done in life, takes Gambit with him as he hunts for Rogue to try to help her control her powers once and for all. Going through many of the hardest memories of her life many involving Gambit , Rogue ends the adventure with her mind completely her own for the first time in years, and with control of her powers. The story includes wonderful new scenes set in between the panels of classic X-Men stories, and plenty of pillow talk and fight banter. Thompson not only gets these characters, but gets how tricky long-term relationships can be, with all their highs and lows.

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