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Rogue: Forget-Me-Not#[nn]
Cover: Scot Eaton & Don Hillsman

Rogue: Forget-Me-Not #[nn]

Sep 2005 · Marvel · 14.99 USD
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In "Forget Me Not Part 1," Rogue and Sunfire face off against Lady Deathstrike in a brutal clash that ends in defeat—Sunfire loses both legs at the knee. Held captive, Rogue’s memories are restored by Blindspot, revealing a forgotten mission with Mystique and Sunfire to steal adamantium secrets from Lord Dark Wind, Deathstrike’s father. Written by Tony Bedard and illustrated by Karl Moline, with inks by Rick Magyar and colors by SotoColor, Andrew Crossley, and Transparency Digital, the issue’s cover by Scot Eaton and Don Hillsman captures the intensity of the moment.

Contains 6 stories
Forget Me Not Part 1
22 pp · Superhero

In "Forget Me Not Part 1," Rogue finds herself unexpectedly caught in a brutal clash with Lady Deathstrike—only to emerge victorious. Suspecting Sunfire is behind the attack, she sets off for Japan, determined to settle the score.

Forget Me Not Part 2
22 pp · Superhero

In "Forget Me Not Part 2," Rogue grapples with the aftermath of a painful deception, stealing Sunfire’s memories to uncover the truth behind a betrayal she never meant to commit. As the past unfolds in vivid flashes, she and Sunfire must now face the real threat—Deathstrike and Silver Samurai—before the damage escalates.

Forget Me Not Part 3
23 pp · Superhero
Yakuza (villains)

In "Forget Me Not Part 3," Rogue and Sunfire push through the Japanese mob, driven by a single goal: finding the elusive Silver Samurai. When Rogue finally makes contact, she’s overwhelmed by a fleeting vision of a woman tied to the Samurai—someone she can’t quite place, though a strange sense of familiarity lingers. The past isn’t just hidden; it’s been rewritten, and the truth is closer than she knows.

Forget Me Not Part 4
22 pp · Superhero

In "Forget Me Not Part 4," Rogue and Sunfire face off against Lady Deathstrike in a brutal clash that ends in their defeat—Sunfire losing both legs at the knee. Held captive, Rogue is unexpectedly restored to her memories by Blindspot, who helps her recall not only their past friendship but also a forgotten mission with Mystique and Sunfire to steal adamantium’s secret from Lord Dark Wind, Deathstrike’s father.

Forget-Me-Not Part 5
22 pp · Superhero

In "Forget-Me-Not Part 5," Rogue is driven to steal Sunfire’s powers—despite his disability—hoping to gain the edge needed to face Lady Deathstrike. When the fight ends, the X-Men arrive only to be met with a shocking turn: Rogue, her memories stripped back to her Brotherhood days, sees them as enemies and strikes out in fury.

Forget Me Not Part 6
22 pp · Superhero

In "Forget Me Not Part 6," Rogue finds herself caught between two identities when she briefly believes she's back with the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, using Sunfire’s powers to confront the X-Men—only to reclaim her true self when her memories return. The story explores the fragile line between who she is and who she’s been forced to become, all within the charged atmosphere of a past that refuses to stay buried.

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Cast · 18 characters

Full credits

colorist SotoColor
letterer Dave Sharpe
cover pencils Scot Eaton
cover inks Don Hillsman

Reprints

↩ Reprints Rogue #7 (2005), Rogue #8 (2005), Rogue #9 (2005), Rogue #10 (2005), Rogue #11 (2005), Rogue #12 (2005)

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