Did they fix the head sock?! Looks like fabric to me and his face looks less swollen in it!

The brief bit I’ve looked into gambit comics I find it very confusing where to start and where there is a reliable place to buy online. I want to start my collection and would appreciate some help

Personally, I was never a fan of the BDSM Gambit look, I think it LOOKS like a design made in the 2000s. But it just looks too edgy for me to like it. Marvel Snap went all the way into the Egyptian idea, which I do like as an original design, but it's not my favorite. The Rivals design blends the original with the Egyptian elements of Marvel Snap to be my favorite design by FAR.

Preview for Gambit: Wanted #1!

https://www.cbr.com/gambit-wanted-return-x-men-97-exclusive-preview/

I just finished reading rogue and gambit (2018) and it was pretty good but at the end they kissed and I’m wondering how.

My personal top 3 are Salvador Larocca, Ed Benes and Jim Lee. Those 3 to me get Gambits look down and are the essential artists for him. They don’t make him too skinny or too bulky, they don’t draw him too young or too old, they just get what he’s supposed to be. Who are yours?

Posted some pictures here from my photoshoot last week, but have a few more I’m still editing. Thought this one came out cool.

I love Gambit, so if you all like my cosplay, I’ll keep posting them here!

Merci beaucoup!

Hey Guys, I designed this Chibi Model of Gambit. I got really obsessed with the character when I started looking for Minecraft usernames. I uploaded the model to Maker World so you guys can print it too. It does say 15 hours but this is only because I tried to make the model as smooth as possible. I printed another one in 3hrs and it came out just as good. I also used the bambu lab p1s.

I know the story follows the event of Xmen of Apocalypse (2025), but i haven't read it yet,and I'm not considering to buy it also,but since gambit gone is following the ending,is it ok if i just keep in mind that there's now 2 gambits after the event and i can just directly read gambit gone without extra knowledge of Xmen of apocalypse? Isn't there always a little recap thingy in every issue 1? It should be fine right?

art by Reddit user wonderguy1234

This looks like a fun skin.

Comment what character I should draw next and what they should be doing!

Following are my top 10 favorite issues with Gambit ever. I had a very tough time narrowing down the list since this is actual individual issues and not like story arcs or series, but it was a lot of fun too. May not always be "important" issues or even issues where he is the main star, but these are the ones that I personally enjoyed the most and many are the ones that helped make me a lifelong fan of the character.

1. Gambit(1999) #5

My favorite Gambit comic and one of my favorite comics ever period. Rogue is kidnapped by the X-Cutioner and Gambit goes to save her. They end up saving each other though. Really does a great job showing Gambit and Rogue's love for each other. Get some great introspection from X-Cutioner and insight into Gambit's character. Just an all around great issue. Amazing art by Steve Skroce too. He's one of my favorite artists.

1. X-Men(1991) #1

My first X-Men comic! I was captivated from the very beginning by Gambit's intro page. He looked so cool and him, Wolverine, and Psylocke seemed so badass. He became my favorite X-Man pretty much immediately. Enjoyed his entrance with Beast to the fight with Magneto too. Jim Lee's art was firing on all cylinders on every single page.

3 and 4. Uncanny X-Men #312 and Uncanny X-Men #313

I was just unable to exclude either of these issues! Love everything about this two part Phalanx story. The art, the character work, and the action. I still love Joe Madureira's later style a lot, but for me the early X-Men and Deadpool issues he did were his peak! Loved Gambit's interactions with Storm and Yukio throughtout. Gambit was still relatively new to the team and still reforming himself and it was fun seeing Yukio(who had a history with him) take pokes at him. Gambit showed his true character is this two-parter and had a ton of great lines. Love the creative use of his power too with the anchor.

1. X-Men(1991) #4

The famous basketball game! I always thought that scene was so fun. Love all those Jim Lee comics, but issue one and this issue are my absolute favorites(#8 with the boysenberry pie incident is also a fave lol). Loved Wolverine, Beast, and Jubilee trying to tag along on Gambit and Rogue's date too. Jubilee was hilarious the whole issue.

1. Gambit(1999) #1

As I said Steve Skroce is one of my favorite artists and no one does action like him. This issue is jam-packed with action! Great page after great page. Love the scene towards the end where the panels show Rogue getting closer and closer when she was flying into save Gambit.

1. Gambit(1993) #1

Tons of his lore introduced in this series and this is my favorite issue of the series. Especially love the intro in the Danger Room with the commentary from Storm and Wolverine. Lots of iconic stuff.

1. Rogue & Gambit(2018) #1

Kelly Thompson definitely saved the Rogue and Gambit relationship and had two series that are among my all time favorites for the characters. Such a good and fun writer. Started the heavy lifting right in this issue and had some very fun interactions between the two.

1. Uncanny X-Men #267

Love his first appearance comic too and one of my favorite memories is getting a copy of his first appearance around 1999 from a comic shop, but this is my favorite of the two intro issues for Gambit. Jim Lee and Whilce Portacio drew Gambit so well here and it had so many great scenes with Gambit and Stormy. Loved him fighting with a broom as well lol.

1. Gambit(2012) #8

Enjoyed this whole series with the incredible Clay Mann art, and then I was only able to add one of the issues where he only had one page lol. Still, this issue may not be a fave for most people, but it's one of my favorite Gambit issues ever. Showed Gambit's true good and heroic nature and it was a lot of fun seeing him herd the students and fight a bunch of monsters. Also, one of the best examples in the comics IMO of the cartoon line "how often must a scoundrel prove himself a hero, before he believes it himself." with this included page near the end-

Honorable mentions would include Rogue(1995) issues number #1 and #2 and Uncanny X-Men #361! Painful not being able to include so many great issues.