All New Exiles vs X-Men #0 - X-Over
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ken Lashley Writer(s): Terry Kavanagh Release Date: October 1995 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Professor Xavier uses Cerebro to tray and track his step-brother, Marko Cain, better known as Juggernaut. Not being able to find him the X-men go out in a desperate search for him. They run through a major rift in the sky, which turns into a rift in time and space. Elsewhere in the Ultraverse, Juggernaut, Reaper, and Siena Blaze are in Battle with Strike, Shuriken, and Amber Hunt. The X-men fly into the rift create by Gateway. They drop into the battle once seeing Juggernaut. They manage to fight off the demon that eats Exiles and saves the planet that Gateway dropped them on. The go back, without the Juggernaut, leaving him there in hopes that he will become a changed man as he claims. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Gambit also appears in an advertisement for the Overpower Cards on the back of the comics.
Variant Information: A. Limited Super Premium Gold Edition.

Badrock / Wolverine - Savaged
Importance Rating: 2.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Chap Yaep Writer(s): Jim Valentino Release Date: June 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Tyrax, the inter-dimensional warlord, establishes a base in the Savage Land. Sauron joins the Savage Land Mutates as a supporter, hoping that Tyrax’s mutagenic machine will rid him of Karl Lykos forever. Wolverine arrives in the Savage Land on a vacation and is spotted by Sauron. After learning of a “master plan,” Wolverine sends a distress call to the X-Men. A freak electrical storm allows Youngblood’s Badrock to pick up the call. Badrock arrives in the Savage Land and teams up with Wolverine, one of his favorite superheroes. After helping Zabu free Ka-Zar, the heroes face Tyrax and his mutated Dinosauroids. When Tyrax insults Sauron, he absorbs Tyrax’s life energy. Karl Lykos asserts his personality and uses the mutagenic machine to force Sauron to become human again. With Lykos’ help, the Dinosauroids are defeated. Tyrax escapes through his dimensional portal, and Badrock offers Wolverine a ride home. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: A. Standard Release Variant. B. "Special Comicon Edition!" on Image logo.

DC / Marvel: All Access #2 - Two Sides of the Same Coin
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jackson Guice Writer(s): Ron Marz Release Date: January 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: After the DCverse and Marvelverse are back to normal and everyone is back where they belong. Axel, also known as Access, has a run in with Jubilee of the X-Men. She asks him if he can send her to the other Universe, meaning the DC universe. He agrees and jumps her to the DC Universe to visit with Robin. Jubilee send Access off on a walk so that she can have some alone time with Robin. While alone they are attacked by Two Face. They manage to fight off the attacker together only to be attacked by The Scorpion. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: None.

JLX #1 - A League of their Own
Importance Rating: 5.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Howard Porter Writer(s): Gerard Jones and Mark Waid Release Date: April 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: In order to save two universes, the young hero known as Access was forced to use the power of Amalgam (see Marvel versus DC (1996) #3). In this issue, members of the X-Men and JLA are merged to create Mariner (Aquaman/Sub-Mariner), Mercury (Quicksilver/Impulse), Night Creeper (Nightcrawler/Creeper), and others must stand against Will Magnus (William Stryker/Professor Magnus) and hist deadly robotic Sentinels. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This issue does not actually feature Gambit as we know him, but his JLX/Amalgam Comics counterpart, Wraith.
Variant Information: None.

JLX Unleashed #1 - The Unextinguishable Flame!
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Oscar Jiminez Writer(s): Priest Release Date: June 1997 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: In order to save two universes, the young hero known as Access was forced to use the power of Amalgam. In this issue, guest-starring the Amazon (Storm/Wonder Woman), members of the X-Men and JLA are merged to create Mr. X (Martian Manhunter/Professor Xavier), Apollo (Cyclops/Ray), Night Creeper (Nightcrawler/Creeper), and others must battle the nigh-stoppable force of nature known as Fin Fang Flame (Fin Fang Foom/Brimstone). - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: This issue does not actually feature Gambit as we know him, but his JLX/Amalgam Comics counterpart, Wraith.
Variant Information: None.

Marvel Comics versus DC #1 - Round One
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dan Jurgens and Claudio Castellini Writer(s): Ron Marz Release Date: February 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Once upon a time, there were two entities… brothers, if you will… that were the Yin and Yang of each other. A giant battle ensued and their essence was spread throughout creating new universes. One universe that was created houses heroes such as Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman while the other universe is the home of Spider-Man, Captain America and Thor. These brothers forgot the other one existed and all was well. But that changed when they became aware of each other and no longer became unique. In order to “get rid” of the other, each brother selected champions from their respective universes to compete in a series of challenges. The loser would no longer cease to exist, meaning an entire universe will disappear. It becomes a fight for survival and a right to live. What results is something even more spectacular and the birth of a new universe… the Amalgam Universe. It becomes even more complicated when this universe's most powerful being—Doctor Strangefate—tries to make sure that his world is the only universe that survives. - Trade Availability: Marvel Comics versus DC - Fun Facts: None.
Variant Information: None.

Marvel Comics versus DC #2 - Round Two
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dan Jurgens and Claudio Castellini Writer(s): Peter David Release Date: March 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: Once upon a time, there were two entities… brothers, if you will… that were the Yin and Yang of each other. A giant battle ensued and their essence was spread throughout creating new universes. One universe that was created houses heroes such as Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman while the other universe is the home of Spider-Man, Captain America and Thor. These brothers forgot the other one existed and all was well. But that changed when they became aware of each other and no longer became unique. In order to “get rid” of the other, each brother selected champions from their respective universes to compete in a series of challenges. The loser would no longer cease to exist, meaning an entire universe will disappear. It becomes a fight for survival and a right to live. What results is something even more spectacular and the birth of a new universe… the Amalgam Universe. It becomes even more complicated when this universe's most powerful being—Doctor Strangefate—tries to make sure that his world is the only universe that survives. - Trade Availability: Marvel Comics versus DC - Fun Facts: Gambit and Wolverine steal the Batmobile from Batman and Nightwing from in front of the WB studio.
Variant Information: None.

Star Trek / X-Men #1 - Star Trex
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): David Finch, Anthony Winn, Billy Tan, Marc Silvestri Writer(s): Scott Lobdell Release Date: December 1996 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: The crew of the Starship Enterprise lead by James T Kirk follows their main course until an unidentified craft signal comes over the ship. The ship and signal is blocked by a large rift in space. Once in sight they attempt to pull the ship in by tractor beam, but it explodes before they can. Gladiator appears demanding that they leave, claiming the space property of Sharra and K'ythr. Making his point he punches the ship. Elsewhere in the ship, Logan looks on as the crew attempts to fight Gladiator. He returns to the rest of the X-men, hiding in the lower decks of the Enterprise. Reading the ships information they find they are not only in a different place in space then once believed, but also in the future. Gambit, being the last to teleport off the exploding ship, is taken to the medical lab by Storm and Beast. The others decide to find a way to stop Deathbird, which was their original mission. Jean uses her powers to try and find away off the ship. She is sensed by Spock who decides to find the source. In the med lab, Storm, Gambit and Beast are discovered by Doctor McCoy (the Star Trek one). he decides helping Gambit is more important then who the stowaways are. The others are found by Spock who take them to the Kirk and the rest of the crew. The X-men tell them about Deathbird. They decide to go after her. Later, Jean reads Kirk's mind feeling his uneasy. They realize that his friend, Gary, whom died at his hand, was a mutant. Deathbird attacks along with her ally Gary, who is on a mission of vengence. The X-men and Enterprise crew uses their combined power and weapons to destroy him and to foil Deathbird's plan. The X-men use Deathbird's ship to fly back through the rift and return home. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Gambit also appears in pinup art in the back of the comic.
Variant Information: None.

WildC.A.T.S. X-Men Silverage #1 - The Silverage
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jim Lee Writer(s): Scott Lobdell Release Date: June 1997 Marvel Digital: No Comic Summary: In this crossover issue that teams up Marvel's X-Men with Image's WildC.A.T.s. This issue is set during the X-Men's 1970s period. Grifter in a South American prison for unknown reasons. He is asked for alight by fellow prisoner, Gambit. Soon the door opens. Grifter is picked up by Nick Fury who offers him to join SHIELD. Elsewhere, Jean Grey temporarily gives up her costumed identity of Marvel Girl and goes to Australia for a modelling stint to get away from the confusion of the X-men and the confusion of her feelings for Scott. She crosses paths with Grifter. They run face to face with a Daemonite plot. - Trade Availability: None. - Fun Facts: Small error in math, which Marvel is good at. This issue is set in the 70's. In this comic Gambit is in a South American prison as a grown man. In the comics placed in the mid-90's he is said to be in his twenty's. So that would mean that either he was a grown man in his pre-teens or someone didn't do math well.
Variant Information: A. Standard Release Variant. B. 3-D Variant. Comes with Glasses.

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