Rogue & Gambit #4 may be the best issue yet in an already spectacular series. The whole journey wraps up next issue, and honestly, I couldn't be more excited to see how it ends. Read Full Review

It is rare that a Rogue or Gambit story is created where the characters are so well understood, or inane character choices are retroactively given logical justifications. Perhaps that is what makes this series so perfect. It also may be the one drawback. Read Full Review

ROGUE & GAMBIT #4 has it all as Kelly Thompson continues to make this series feel refreshing and electrifying. Read Full Review

Love this cover! It captures the issue well since they do have to see from each other's point of view. Anka ALWAYS does an excellent job with foreshadowing what will be in the issue with the cover art. Perez and D'Armata use of bright colors with detailed art works perfectly. Thompson does a good job touching flashbacks and their mixed feelings about each other. Read Full Review

Another issue, another heartbreaking examination of the relationship between the two eponymous protagonists. Read Full Review

Rogue and Gambit face the full complexities of the scheme against them: power draining, power swapping, and memory exchange thrown into the bargain, too. It's wonderfully inventive stuff, and the script delivers just as much careful attention to the heroes' feelings, too. The art hits high standards again, with a slight confusion in the action scenes being the one place this issue falls short of perfection.