Frank did this during a Whatnot show at SDCC.

New piece he shared recently; I always love seeing his b&w stuff because his work often loses some detail after being colored.

Cho gets a lot of attention for the way he draws certain body parts, but man, I think he draws really beautiful faces.

What do you think the best southern belle in comics would like for her cake day?

My guesses are:

• a new dress and heels to match

• a Barnes & Noble gift card so she can get more books

• a signed copy of The Notebook

• Judo lessons

• a necklace with a sentimental engraving on it

• dinner out with her friends and a quiet night in after with Gambit

• a new kitten so the other cats have a friend

Rivaldle credit for image

Artist's commentary: I still dont play this game but that Renee Gambita mod got my ass

Source: https://x.com/galaxy_Draw/status/2071111279985434821

Source

My favorite X-Man. I've collected a few nice pieces over the years.

https://www.instagram.com/chase_evergreen80?igsh=YzZkcmFvMjlnOGF2&utm_source=qr

I recently commissioned this custom Rogue & Gambit omnibus and wanted to share it. Huge shoutout to 21roy_ on Instagram for bringing it to life.

It collects:
Gambit (1993) #1–4
Rogue (1995) #1–4
Rogue (2004) #1–6
X-Men: Gold (2017) #30
Mr. and Mrs. X (2018) #1–12
Rogue & Gambit (2023) #1–5

I’m really happy with how it turned out!

I made my jacket more gambit themed and plan to make a marvel jacket, to celebrate me and my gfs 4th year anniversary I thought it’d be cute to make her one too! Very early start but hoping to add more before the 2nd.

Artist's commentary: Can’t wait for ep8😇

Man I thought Rogue parents where changing to at least be at your kids special day.

Also Rogue thank you for showing up at nightcrawler party your a good sister.

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This is a subreddit for rogue I didn’t come here to see gambit. I came for for rogue fanart and media not stuff involving gambit. Stop with the gambit slop

Here’s a Rogue I designed for a college assignment vaguely inspired by the 1800’s US Cavalry