ROGUE STOLE SUNFIRE'S FIRE — AND HIS VOICE CAME WITH IT!
Rogue vol. 3 #7–12 (2005): Lady Deathstrike maimed Sunfire in Tokyo, Rogue absorbed his solar powers as he lay dying, and his personality lingered with the flames.
READ THE FULL FACT →ROGUE'S FIRST KISS PUT CODY ROBBINS IN A COMA HE NEVER WOKE FROM!
Retold in Rogue #1 (1995) and Rogue Vol. 3 (2004) — Rogue's absorption power first manifests when she kisses Cody Robbins in Caldecott County, leaving him permanently comatose.
READ THE FULL FACT →CAROL DANVERS KEPT STEALING ROGUE'S BODY — AND ROGUE WOULD WAKE UP WEARING CAROL'S OLD COSTUME!
Uncanny X-Men vol. 1 #182 (1984), by Chris Claremont — an exhausted Rogue rescues Michael Rossi while acting entirely as Carol, calling him “Ace”; takeovers recur through the 1980s until the Siege Perilous separates them in Uncanny X-Men #269 (1990).
READ THE FULL FACT →ROGUE ABSORBED EIGHT BILLION MINDS AT ONCE — AND KEPT FIGHTING WITH ALL OF THEM SCREAMING!
X-Men vol. 2 #195–#200 (2007), by Mike Carey — Pandemic infects Rogue with Strain 88; she absorbs the Hecatomb's eight billion minds in #199–#200, later purged by baby Hope Summers in Messiah Complex.
READ THE FULL FACT →ROGUE'S DEBUT WAS CANCELLED — SHE WAITED 13 YEARS TO STEAL CAROL DANVERS' POWERS!
Ms. Marvel #25 (1979, unpublished; half-drawn before cancellation after #23), first published in Avengers Annual #10 (1981), completed in Marvel Super Heroes vol. 2 #11 (1992) — by Chris Claremont & Michael Golden.
READ THE FULL FACT →ROGUE SWALLOWED WONDER MAN WHOLE — AND LIVED WITH HIM IN HER HEAD!
Uncanny Avengers vol. 1 #21–22 (2014), by Rick Remender & Daniel Acuña — Rogue fully absorbs the ionic Wonder Man; freed in Uncanny Avengers vol. 3 #22 (2017), but she kept his powers — still her powerset today.
READ THE FULL FACT →FROM BROTHERHOOD VILLAIN TO AVENGERS BOSS — ROGUE RAN THE WHOLE UNITY SQUAD!
Uncanny Avengers vol. 3 (2015–2017): Rogue field-commanded Deadpool, Doctor Voodoo, Quicksilver, Human Torch, Wasp, Cable, and Synapse — and kept the team going after its official disbandment.
READ THE FULL FACT →ROGUE HAD NO REAL NAME FOR 23 YEARS — MARVEL FORGOT TO GIVE HER ONE!
Rogue #2 (2004): Robert Rodi finally printed it — Anna Marie, fused from "Marie" (the 2000 film) and "Anna Raven" (X-Treme X-Men #31). The surname is still blank.
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