X-Men Universe #10

Sep 2000 · Marvel · 3.99 USD; 5.99 CAD

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In "End of Days," Gambit grapples with the weight of his past, his uncertain place among the X-Men, and the complicated ties binding him to Rogue and the New Orleans Guilds—just as a deadly wave of super-powered assassins targets him. With tension simmering and danger closing in, one of them succeeds in a shocking, irreversible act. Written by Fabian Nicieza and illustrated with sharp intensity by Yanick Paquette, the issue features dynamic inks by Sean Parsons, vivid colors by Tom Smith, and precise lettering by Richard Starkings, Comicraft, and Troy Peteri. The cover by Dean Kubina captures the moment’s grim finality.

Contains 2 stories

End of Days

40 pp · Superhero

The More Things Change...

22 pp · Superhero

GambitRogueColossusBeastCecilia ReyesCourier [Jacob Gavin]FontanelleTainte MattieBella DonnaThieves Guild [Theoren MarceauxGenard AlouetteZoe IshiharaEmil LapkinMercy LeBeauClaude Poitier]New Son (villain)Shadowtechs (villains)Justin Hammer (villain)Constrictor (villain)Batroc (villain)Zaran (villain)Bullseye (villain)Sabretooth (cameo flashback)Mr. Sinister (cameo flashback)

In "The More Things Change...", Gambit grapples with his evolving powers, his ties to the New Orleans Thieves Guild, and the complicated feelings he holds for Rogue, all while a wave of deadly assassins—ranging from known villains to shadowy operatives—targets him with ruthless precision. As the stakes rise and trust becomes a liability, Gambit must confront not only the threats closing in from all sides but also the deeper questions of identity and loyalty that have always followed him.