So Apocalypse has risen. Rogue brought him out. Now she's going to put him back. With the help of one saucy Cajun.

Faced with a greater threat than either side could deal with alone, the Xmen, the Brotherhood, along with Magneto and his lackeys find themselves teaming up. And no one is happy about it. FINISHED Merry Christmas

Post 'Villains'. Candra wants Gambit's head on a platter... so why is Rogue getting dragged into it?

Several circumstances that were never or rarely explored by Rogue and Remy. And for that matter anyone else. They do tend to range all over the place in all aspects. Depiction XII: RR II - When I Grow Up.

In a world of confusion, perhaps the only thing you can be sure of is your own self. But which self is the real one? When Rogue's psyches act up again, she asks herself that very question. Is she losing her sanity, or was it lost long ago? COMPLETE!

When Gambit left Rogue on the shores of Blood Moon Bayou, he slipped a solitary playing card into her hand. More than a conciliatory gesture, it signaled the start of a game that carried the understanding: Never bet more than you are willing to lose.

Slightly postseries. Mystique unleashes the full force of Rogue's powers against an unknown woman, leaving Rogue stranded far from home, in the power of a former enemy, and altered forever. The incident of Carol Danvers, Evolution style.

I can deal with stupid Cajun joining the X-men. I can deal with my new job. I can even deal with the government taking over the school. It's the complete failure to buy more coffee that will be the death of me.

Chaos ensues and an 18-year old secret is revealed when a young New Orleans thief is forced to pay his debt to society in an unusual way. A story of love, loss, family, sacrifice and second chances. Rogue/Remy