Rogue & Gambit #3

Rogue & Gambit #3 is another satisfying entry in what's already been a thoroughly enjoyable mini-series. With only two more issues to go, this series just keeps getting hotter. Read Full Review

This was jam packed full of a lot of action, romance, and suspence. I've been loving how this comic pays homage to the past. Whether it be Rogue and Gambit's history and complications, to silly outfits. Plus they art gets all the different versions right and it's wonderful all around! This plot is as far-fetched as it is good. Yes, it's almost like that random fluffy fanfic to get two soulmates together on a romantic retreat, and having a villain feed off them. Of course it would be Rogue and Gambit. They have faced weirder things on other missions! The cover is a great subtle giveaway for what happens in the issue! Read Full Review

ROGUE & GAMBIT #3 is a hit as writer Kelly Thompson takes our titular heroes on another revealing therapy session. Read Full Review

Rogue and Gambit is a top notch series and while I may have not enjoyed this issue as much as the previous ones, that doesn't mean this issue wasn't again another amazing addition to one of the best x-books out right now. Definitely go pick this one up. Read Full Review

It's also a fine reminder of just how good the two of them can be together, and it helps that the splashes and layouts pop every couple pages. Read Full Review

It is a well written story, with beautiful art. It still leans heavily on the history of these characters. For those who are automatically not interested then the book is not for you. Hopefully it will cause others, who are not familiar, to jump into the Marvel Unlimited back issues to learn more about history between Rogue and Gambit. Read Full Review

Rogue & Gambit #3 was another enjoyable issue in this mini-series by Kelly Thompson and Pere Perez. Tapping into Rogue and Gambit's past opened up more character development possibilities, which Thompson took full advantage of. Adding in the vibrant artwork by Perez and colorist Frank D'Armata makes this a great looking comic book. As long as the next issue can develop the threat that Rogue and Gambit are up against this will end as one of the strongest X-Men comics we have gotten in a long time. Read Full Review

CrazyforRAMU

Sep 20, 2018

Rogue and Gambit experience another creepy reset, making it clear to them and us that somebody's messing with their memories. I like the way this issue balances between evolving the protagonist's relationship and pushing their investigation forward. Whether you're looking for heroic sexytimes or an audacious action payoff (in the form of exactly the sort of clone brawl suggested by the cover), this issue does not disappoint. Dialogue and art are both absolutely top-of-the-line stuff here.

Fearless0610

Mar 08, 2018

Continues to be the best X-Men title on the market. The romantic dynamic between Rogue and Gambit has been wonderful