Rogue: The Complete Collection #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Going Rogue 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. While imprisoned, Rogue’s memories are restored by Blindspot, revealing a past she’d long forgotten: a 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 Rodolfo Migliari captures the tension of a turning point in Rogue’s journey.
In "Going Rogue Part 1," Rogue and the X-Men embark on a high-stakes rescue mission to save a mutant girl with extraordinary abilities, only to be drawn into a mystery when they encounter the enigmatic Campbell, who claims to hold secrets about Rogue’s long-lost parents. The story unfolds with tension and intrigue, weaving personal revelation into the team’s urgent mission.
In "Going Rogue Part 2," Rogue returns to her childhood home to uncover the truth about her parents, confronting the aunt who raised her. After stealing memories from Aunt Carrie, Rogue is stunned to find a duplicate of herself wandering outside the house—just as the past begins to unravel in ways she never expected.
In "Going Rogue Part 3," Jo confronts the lingering echoes of her past when Campbell guides her to an ancient Indian shaman who once helped her parents access the mysterious alternate realm of Far Banks—where her mother remains trapped. There, she faces her doppelgänger once more, only to be thrust into a desperate fight against the terrifying wraiths that haunt the dimension.
In "Forget Me Not Part 1," Rogue finds herself in the middle of a brutal clash when Lady Deathstrike launches an unexpected assault—only to be swiftly overpowered. Suspecting Sunfire's involvement, Rogue sets off for Japan, determined to settle the score before the truth behind the attack comes to light.
In "Forget Me Not Part 2," Rogue grapples with the aftermath of a painful mistake, 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 consequences together—tracking down Lady Deathstrike and the Silver Samurai before the past consumes them all.
In "Forget Me Not Part 3," Rogue and Sunfire push through the Japanese mob’s stronghold, driven by the need to find Silver Samurai. When Rogue makes contact with him, she’s flooded with a sudden vision of his hidden location—and a fleeting impression of a woman he’s working with, someone she can’t quite place, though she’s certain she’s seen her before.
In "Forget Me Not Part 4," Rogue and Sunfire face off against Lady Deathstrike in a brutal clash that ends in defeat—Sunfire losing both legs at the knee. Held captive, Rogue regains her memories through Blindspot’s intervention, rediscovering a forgotten bond with her and recalling a past mission with Mystique and Sunfire to steal adamantium secrets from Deathstrike’s father, Lord Dark Wind.
In "Forget-Me-Not Part 5," Rogue is driven to steal Sunfire’s powers to face Lady Deathstrike, but the cost may be more than she bargained for. When the X-Men arrive to help, they’re met with a shocking turn—Rogue, her memories altered by Blindspot, sees them as enemies once more.
In "Forget Me Not Part 6," Rogue finds herself caught between two versions of her past when she temporarily reverts to her Brotherhood of Evil Mutants days, using Sunfire’s powers to confront the X-Men—only to reclaim her true self when her memories return. The story explores the weight of identity and loyalty, as Jo’s fractured sense of self begins to settle.
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