The five-issue limited series promises to take fans back to Chris Claremont and Jim Lee's legendary Uncanny X-Men #269 and #274-275 where Rogue embarked on a wild journey in the Savage Land ...

The preview ends with a splash page of Rogue in an even skimpier outfit than what she had on earlier. “In these five issues, I get to utilize my love for 80s X-Men, Jim Lee, Chris Claremont ...

1. Rogue tests herself in the Savage Land in Uncanny X-Men Vol. 1 #269 “Rogue Redux” (1990), Marvel Comics. Words by Chris Claremont, art by Jim Lee, Art Thibert, SteveBuccellato, Tom Orzechowski, and ...

The series returns to the late 1980s/early 1990s Uncanny X-Men run by comics superstars Chris Claremont and Jim Lee. Uncanny #274 saw Rogue stranded in the Savage Land, donning her iconic bikini ...

Rogue: The Savage Land #1 Cover “In these five issues, I get to utilize my love for 80s X-Men, Jim Lee, Chris Claremont, Zabu, scantily clad heroines (and heroes!), and probably most importantly ...

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the series takes place in the time between Uncanny X-Men #269-275 by legendary creators Chris Claremont and Jim Lee. Rogue: The Savage Land will delve deeper into Rogue's sojourn through the ...

The cover, depicting Rogue in the Savage Land, is not an original Jim Lee cover. It was originally produced as a pin-up for X-Men Annual Vol. 2 #1 in 1992. However, it is historically notable as ...

Is Captain Marvel still in the MCU ... P. Karliak), Rogue (Lenore Zann), Remy LaBeau/Gambit (A. J. LoCascio), Jubilation Lee/Jubilee (Holly Chou), Logan/Wolverine (Cal Dodd), Erik Lehnsherr ...

But X-Men #8 doesn’t get into any of that. Instead, it’s a splashy issue full of Jim Lee cheesecake and beefcake, in which the Gambit and Bishop battle climaxes with a pie in Rogue’s face.

There was a lot of love for a recent post on social media of a new art piece by Jim Lee of Rogue and Gambit, versions which also informed the look of the characters in the X-Men Animated Series ...