#rogue

[ofmericfulchance]

Whelp time to see if i can disarm them, stand back everyone

Be wary. I have strewn various traps around this post

[streco3y]

My favorites

[illyanarasputinfan]

Psylocke, Rogue, and Magik by Vincenzo Viska Federici - Colors by Michael Woods

[why-i-love-comics]

Uncanny X-Men #12 - "Some Kinda Way" (2025)

written by Gail Simone art by Gavin Guidry & Matthew Wilson

[meap114]

Real talk please stop making gambit a generic tumblr core twink like hes the fucking onceler or some shit. That's a bisexual roachified t-boy. He loves gay sex and being a shithead. He's still confused about how he got like a literal goddess as a gf, but he's not complaining (even if he's bad at being emotionally vulnerable enough to communicate that all the time)

Also, on that same line. I'm really tired of how rogue is only ever seen in relation to gambit. She's a really cool and interesting character. Not everything needs to be tied into their dynamic, even if it's a good dynamic.

Besides, her relationship with gambit only works because she's a really great character on her own. She has a really identifiable and understandable struggle and a unique and interesting personality. Her entire life shes only ever been seen as this freakazoid, to the point where even touching other people could kill them. And because of that, she struggles and desperately wants to just like, be a normal person. This is why her relationship with gambit works so well.

Rogue makes gambit feel like more than New Orleans street trash. Gambit makes Rogue feel like she's allowed to be a person with feelings and emotions, not some weird genetic deformity. They're great for each other because of the depth each character has, and while i love them, i wish that they got explored more on their own because much of there solo stuff as a result of there relationship hasnt been fleshed out well.

Not to say they need like some one more day bullshit to happen. marvel, keep that shit in your pants. Just saying there should be a rogue solo that isnt fucking savageland. On an unrelated note, fuck savage land.

Also, Rogue is trans but yall ain't ready for that.

"but they wouldn't wear that!!!!!" brother in christ he's from NEW ORLEANS and she's serving cunt

citing my sources because they absolutely would wear this shit

they're serving cunt and it's camp idc

[velvet4510]

OLD CHERIK!

KELSEY GRAMMER’S BEAST!

JAMES MARSDEN’S CYCLOPS!

REBECCA ROMIJN’S MYSTIQUE!

ALAN CUMMING’S NIGHTCRAWLER!

Avengers: Doomsday had my curiosity.

Now it has my attention.

(Justice for Famke Janssen’s Jean Grey, Anna Paquin’s Rogue, and Halle Berry’s Storm; my girls had better be in the next announcement.)

[fandomnerd9602]

Rogue emerges from the shower, she looks at herself in the mirror…

Y/N Howlett wraps their arms around her…

Rogue: am I beautiful, sugah?

Y/N: like my father, I have been alive for many many years but I have never seen someone as beautiful inside and out as you

Y/N kisses her cheek…

Rogue blushes and giggles…

For @marveldcfandom

GIF belongs to @filmgifs

[animatewarriorcats]

Raven! She is introduced in the vision of shadows arc as part of Darktail's rogue group called The Kin. She has a mysterious quality and tends to be quiet and powerful, towards the end of the Kin's power in the clan territories Raven was a bit of a sentinel watching out for traitors or cowards in the Kin. She is a strong and formidable fighter but is also very cunning and is part of Darktail's inner circle from the very beginning. She does appear to have a personal code of ethics, or at least is aware of how to manipulate cats by their ethics, as she treats violetkit gently and urges Nettle and Darktail to do the same, but at the same time had no issue drowning cats viewed as disloyal. It's unknown what her original beef is with clan cats or why she initially joined the Kin, but she continues to have loyalty to the remaining rogues after it's disbanding, and appears again with Sleekwhisker and Nettle during the attempted stealing of Yarrowleaf's kits, and the murder of Rowanclaw.

[browsethestacks]

X-Men

Art by Paris Alleyne

[rei-ismyname]

X-Manhunt Chuck Hunt Omega Review

It's been a short and baffling road that's led us here to the finale of Chuck Hunt, but fortunately it's very easy to sum up for anyone coming in blind. Charles Xavier received a distress call from his Shi'Ar daughter Xandra and escaped from prison while affected by a brain tumor. Inconveniencing various X-Men along the way, he resurrected his long dead wife, Lilandra, and brought her up to speed. He's fucking off to space (again) with his imperialist bird wife (again) to heal a sickness (again.) It doesn't make any sense at all, so join me in the absurdity of disconnected action scenes and OOC moments before a big goodbye. Like Game of Thrones season 8, it looks great and makes little sense while blowing stuff up.

Frankly, I've found this event really frustrating. Chuck visited most of the X-books for an issue but the character and relationship payoffs have been slim. Exceptional X-Men handled it best by not having him appear at all, Red Skies Crossover style. Xavier has had a tremendous impact on everyone's life but he's only engaged with them performatively and superficially. It feels like he doesn't really care about the chaos he leaves in his wake, which is nothing new, and the resolution of his mission has been spoiled by solicits. I'm not mad about it, it's so ridiculous that I have to laugh.

In what's becoming a hallmark of From The Ashes, a flashback recontextualises the inter X-Men team dynamics. Scott thinks Xavier should stay in prison; Rogue disagrees and thinks Scott has some scheme requiring his absence, for reasons. Scott's dream speech is hilariously nonsensical while Rogue is just being obnoxious.

Gambit interjects before Scott can finish a sentence and Magik says what I've been thinking - 'what did Scott do?' What's the fucking problem, yo? We've seen in Uncanny that, yes, it is personal. Scott's name has been used as an insult. They relitigate the fall of Krakoa for some reason, with Rogue having an interesting summation. 'Taking out Phoenix' had only the broadest relationship to Krakoa's fall. Xavier surrendered due to ORCHIS sneaking a kill switch into Krakoan drugs, then he forced everyone through the gates. Rogue had the best view of anyone, as she carried Xavier to Krakoa where he broke down over thinking he'd killed everyone. She missed the rest because of Avengers duty.

The characters and the readers are both being gaslit into swallowing this tripe. I don't have room to show it, but Mystique is here to look sad. Mystique hates Chuck, and she should. Melee, Bronze, and the Outliers are here crying over a dude they've never met. Magneto has nothing to say, nor does Juggernaut. X-Manhunt has been a mishmash of discontinuity with motivations changing from page to page, let alone between issues. It's simply unbelievable that anyone would believe the narrative Chuck is selling, but that's what's on the page. There's no resolution here, no nod to history, recent or otherwise. Chuck is leaving and that's that, delusional goodbye speech and all.

I find it helpful to imagine circus music playing in the background of this discussion. Rogue has conspiracy theories, Gambit backs up Rogue, Scott is rendered speechless, and Magik tries to be the adult in the room. The only thing they achieve is a tentative alliance, something they probably had anyway. The best part is that none of this matters even a little bit. By the end they'll all be herded to where Chuck, ringleader of this circus, wants them.

Ilyana has multiple swords now, and Scott powers one up with optic blasts for THE RED SURFER! She could just teleport, but this is looks cooler. Why show tactics when you can go fucking cowabunga dudes! Lilandra is having a yarn to Chuck while giving him brain surgery, lol. It's standard curriculum for all Shi'Ar rulers. Gladiator could do this but he doesn't want to. She talks about her and Chuck feeling pain but it's overwhelmingly his 'children' that suffer. Obviously Yana is blown out of the sky, only to be caught by a demon Kaiju she summoned. Obviously.

Sage appears out of nowhere with John Wraith in tow, who has a robot Kaiju Sage borrowed from Storm. Yeah, Storm has Evangelion shit on her spaceship. Anyway, John speaks entirely in bible verse. They have a Kaiju fight, which wasn't on my Chuck Hunt bingo card, and Magik gets fucked up. SCARLET SCATTERSHOT! No onomatopoeia here - we're naming moves because it's just so 3P1C!!!1! Magik is explicitly said to be bleeding out but nobody takes it very seriously. She'll be fine.

Magik easily teleports Scott onto Mr and Mrs Avian's fleeing ship, so yes they could have done this at any time. In a Hallmark moment, Scott removes his visor with a single tear streaming down his face. That's how we know this is emotional. It's been ten minutes and the brain surgery is nearly done lol, but it's kinda irrelevant because Chuck sends his astral form to just talk to Scott.

Xavier says the most insane shit possible in his speculation as to why he's being pursued. 'I'm trying to bail on all my responsibilities after fucking you all over. Why are you chasing me?' Scott's muzzle is finally removed so he can tell this man how delusional he is. Xavier comes clean about his moronic schemes and then claims that he's sacrificed so much for others. Probably not the best argument for a child soldier whose life you controlled since he was 15. Who's spent his entire life bleeding for your dream, which you're giving up on. Chuck is actually mad that Scott doesn't get it, when he's kept everything a secret. What's more, Scott has zero reaction to this revelation. None. Chuck is leaving and there's no time to payoff even the meagre emotional stakes that were setup. Don't worry, they'll get shit on even further.

Obviously he's yeeted off the ship by an unnamed move. How can we tell what it is? My suggestion would be END OF ACT 2 BEAM! As Scott plummets to his death, the ringleader cracks the whip and X-Men come tumbling out of a clown car. Rogue catches him, in a completely unearned moment of solidarity. It's surprising, yes, in the same way a baby is surprised at peek-a-boo. There's no object permanence here as people just appear where they're needed for the next bombastic moment. Instead of being relieved, Scott feels that he's failed. That they'll be blamed for the mess Chuck left behind. It's a valid position, considering The O*N*E came for them over a lot less than this. He has a panic attack and starts shooting optic blasts everywhere. That's not how they work, but it doesn't matter. Just pretend everyone has a red nose on as the circus music intensifies.

Yep, that's definitely the most appropriate way to handle Scott's very real mental health issues. Stab the motherfucker. Only the homoeroticism of Logan gently penetrating his ex gives it any kind of grace. Circus music clashes with 'intimate violence in the rain' vibes but that's what Chuck Hunt is - disparate scenes that would be powerful with setup and context smashed together to elicit unearned emotional response.

I'm not even going to touch Logan's lengthy Super Saiyan speech. He says some dumb shit then stabs Scott in the gut. Rogue could have stopped this far more safely. The point is that Chuck is gone and they have to make their own way. Scott already knew that, in fact he knew it twenty years ago. Scott's dead and Xavier is in space.

Good news everyone! Scott is totally fine, despite the very lethal gut stabbing. Ilyana too. Xavier's tumor is fixed like the trifle it is and he's back already, having summoned an arbitrary group of mutants for an unearned goodbye. The guard that killed his family and the entire city of San Francisco? Fuck them, somebody else's problem. It takes some gall to make us jump through all these hoops and present dire problems (like Xandra) only to not pay them off at the end. In fact, they never mattered in the first place. Xandra is barely mentioned, just a McGuffin who's probably having her teeth pulled out with pliers.

We also learn that Xavier had some great soup here once. Nice!

Logan doesn't want to fight. Growth! He apologises for the trivial wound he gave Scott, who shrugs it off. I don't care what Brevoort says, this is flirting.

Xavier has the balls to say that mutants are choosing to fight each other, when that's clearly not true. It's also the reason he formed the X-Men - to beat down mutants who weren't behaving themselves. They were fighting because of you, buddy. For some reason nobody challenges this, nor his claim that he never wanted to be a general. Scott didn't either - you made him one. Shit, maybe we're still in Graymalkin and this is all a hallucination. It doesn't look anything like reality. I suppose it's a small price to pay for being rid of Chuck for a few years, but it's an audacious misrepresentation of X-Men history.

It's cost you? YOU? Motherfucker that is a terrible apology. 'Well, it's been tough for me, which I'm sorry for, and that's why I'm leaving. Good luck living in the mess I created. Catch you later when the MCU synergy comes.'

Emma kisses him on the cheek and tells him he deserves it. Why not? It's not like she hates him or anything. 🙄 Kids who have never met him or heard of him are crying but Scott has zero reaction. Nada. Contradicts everything we've been shown, even in this event. If that's what it takes to get rid of Chuck? Sure, see you later dude. Scott should start a school, you say? I know a great place for that, but it's been turned into a ghoulish prison due to someone's actions. Scott is at war with the USA - fortunately DOOM is building schools. Let's go with that. Maybe he's just exhausted with this man and his schemes within schemes. He should have known the chessmaster had a ruse going, one that gave him PTSD and fucked everything up.

There's so many things I could be mad about, but who has the energy? We jumped through flaming hoops to get here and ignored character moments that make any sense in favour of dizzying spectacle. As Gambit does cartwheels, the circus music plays Chuck out, and I choose to clap like a walrus. X-Manhunt wasn't very good - it wasn't trying to be good, but maybe the X-books can figure out a new Chuck-less thesis or identity. Imperial should be fun, and really we're just playing a familiar beat - Chuck bailing to space while the X-Men get on with their lives. Nice to see he's recovered quickly from brain surgery too. Good for him, and nice work Lilandra.

[watkinschow]

X-Men of Krakoa (year 1) quad-panel sketch card for Upper Deck's Marvel Premier 2021/2023 set

[rogueslove]

Rogue and Gambit by EmmaKubert

[deadboydoodling]

had vision about rogue curling her hair with coca cola cans

[wordishismart9]

Dying at the fact that she bothered to put on boots but not pants

[artverso]

Olivier Vatine - Rogue