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Sabretooth Special: In the Red Zone #1 - In the Red Zone
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Gary Frank Writer(s): Fabian Nicieza Release Date: Main Storyline Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: Gambit only appears in flashbacks in Jean/Sabretooth's thoughts. -
Comic Summary: Sabretooth is being hunted by the X-Men, after he left Psylocke critically wounded at the mansion. Caliban is the first to find him but, not being too smart, he is outwitted by Sabretooth and left unconscious in the tunnels. Cyclops and Iceman head to his safehouse and find travel schedules there. As they search the apartment, Creed returns and attacks the two X-Men. Iceman manages to force his retreat and Creed heads into the city. Bobby manages to catch up with him again but Creed uses a hostage to force Iceman to allow him to board a train into Grand Central Station. Unfortunately for Creed, Beast is also on the train and he manages to occupy him in battle until Cyclops and Jean Grey can catch up with them. Once again, though, he slips away and, this time, Archangel tries to stop him. Sabretooth manages to damage one of Warren’s wings, forcing them to crash land in a water tower. The tower explodes and the falling Archangel is frozen in ice by Bobby before he hits the ground. Sabretooth escapes yet again. Jean Grey determines that Creed is actually heading for Massachusetts in order to take out the kids of Generation X, the next generation of X-Men. Jean intercepts him before he boards the Boston train and, along with Cyclops and Beast, they manage to keep Sabretooth down until a chopper lands, carrying Val Cooper. Instead of allowing Creed a final chance of glory, Cyclops blasts him in the forehead. A police officer, thinking he is unconscious or dead, gets too close and Creed grabs his rifle. More police officers open fire on him and Creed goes down hard. He manages one final act of defiance, before he finally gives in to fate. Val Cooper orders his dead body taken away and thanks the X-Men for their good work. At least there was only one casualty, she tells Scott. Unfortunately, he replies, he was the one they were trying to save. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net)

Sales to Astonish: Sept/Oct 1993 #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 1993 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: Sep/Oct 1993. Standard format comic in b&w. Previews comics released in Sept/Oct 1993. X-Men & Avengers 30th anniversary, Marvel UK, Midnight Sons: Siege of Darkness x-over, plus more.

Secret Invasion Saga - Secret Invasion
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Leinil Francis Yu Writer(s): John Rhett Thomas Release Date: March 2008 Variant Covers: A. Newstand Edition Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: Iron Man reveals everything you need to know to prepare for Marvel's major event of 2008 - Secret Invasion. The Skrulls have invaded Earth and this special may hold the key to how they did it.

Secret Warriors, Volume 2 #3 - To Begin The World Over Again: Part 3
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Javier Garron Writer(s): Matthew Rosenberg Release Date: August 2017 Variant Covers: A. Chris Samnee & Matthew Wilson Variant B. Javier Rodriquez Mary Jane Variant Trade Prints: Secret Warriors Vol. 1: Secret Empire Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: The team's quest to unite the Inhumans will bring them into the land of the only people who truly understand the dangers they face: The X-Men! But, uh, it does NOT go well. Quake's leadership forces Ms. Marvel to make some tough choices about what she is willing to do to win this war. And all of this leads to a shocking showdown.

Secret Wars, Volume 1 #3 - Secret Wars - The Eye of Doom
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Esad Ribic Writer(s): Jonathon Hickman Release Date: August 2015 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Secret Wars Hardcover and Secret Wars Fun Facts: Gambit does not appear in the comic, he only appears on the listed Simone Bianchi Connecting Variant Cover. Only that Variant cover is shown. -
Comic Summary: Sheriff Strange goes through his weekly report of events in Battleworld to All-Father Doom. When Doom complains that Strange's record keeping is banality and of no interest to him, Strange counters that while Doom is omnipotent, he is not omniscient, and that he must be kept informed in order to protect himself from the threats to his throne. Strange concludes that Doom is in "a damn tricky mood" and Doom concludes the same of Strange. The two reminisce about creating Battleworld, and Doom tells Strange that he has his trust and full favor. Their stroll is interrupted by urgent news from Doomgard; the discovery of the Cabal's life raft.

Secret Wars, Volume 1 #5 - Owen Reece Died for Our Sins
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Esad Ribic Writer(s): Jonathon Hickman Release Date: October 2015 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Secret Wars Hardcover and Secret Wars Fun Facts: Gambit does not appear in the comic, he only appears on the listed Simone Bianchi Connecting Variant Cover. Only that Variant cover is shown. -
Comic Summary: The following day, a funeral was held for Stephen Strange in Doomstadt, with the cause of his death kept a secret by Doom himself. Once the dusk had fallen, Doom tasked Valeria to use the resources of the Foundation to find the interlopers who had been scattered across the world, denying to provide any more information than that. Once Valeria left, Doom opened a portal below a Molecule Man statue in his garden, walking down a set of stairs to meet the Molecule Man and informed him of Strange's death. The Molecule Man made remembrance of the day when he, Doom and Strange confronted the Beyonders. During Doom's mission to thwart the Beyonders' plan by killing Molecule Men across the universe, he also captured countless of them. When he confronted the Beyonders, Doom unleashed the Molecule Men's power to kill them, while the Molecule Man acted as a conduit to steal their power and give it to Doom. The Molecule Man finished his chat with Doom by informing him that with Strange's death, he had most likely started an unraveling that could take everyone down.

Secret Wars Journal #1 - The Arrowhead
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Ramon Bachs, Luca Pizzari Writer(s): Prudence Shen, Matthew Rosenberg Release Date: May 2015 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Secret Wars Journal/Battleworld Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: Traveling on horseback amongst an entourage speaking of her exploits, including her first appearance ransacking the Bishop Estate and subsequently becoming a hermit to keep her cover, Lady Katherine of Bishop, a.k.a. "the Arrowhead", alongside her friends Billy and Teddy, hears of a mystical "orb" that will grant the so-called "Punisher Sheriff" the ability to reveal the Arrowhead once and for all. Teddy is nervous, but Billy tells him to fake optimism instead. Lady Kate reveals their plan: to steal the orb in the one day it is in their location before the agents of the Sheriff come to collect it.

Secrets of the House of M - House of M - Secrets of the House of M
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Mike Raicht Release Date: July 2005 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: Witness history in the making! Revealing startling new details of the moment that changed everything, SECRETS OF THE HOUSE OF M is an essential companion to the limited-series mega-event. This keepsake volume also includes an overview of significant events and world leaders in the House of M reality, and HANDBOOK-style bios of all the key players including S.H.I.E.L.D. operatives, mutant heroes and super-humans! Plus: newspaper and magazine articles, personal journal entries, a guided tour of the House of M reality, and more!

Secrets of the X-Men Revealed - Untitled
Importance Rating: out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Robert Weinberg Release Date: 2006 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: The X-Men®—a dark, dramatic chronicle of mutants endowed with superhuman powers—is one of the most popular franchises around. Fans will snap up this classified dossier on the most dangerous of the breed. Each character—from Professor X to Wolverine—receives an in-depth, and dynamically illustrated profile complete with confidential histories, group affiliations, extraordinary abilities, and secrets unknown to mere humans. Find out which X-Man® can walk through solid objects; shift shape and appearance; focus energy from another dimension into destructive optic blasts; and absorb the thoughts and memories of others just by touch. Remember: use this knowledge cautiously…the fate of humanity depends on it! The X-Men®—a dark, dramatic chronicle of mutants endowed with superhuman powers—is one of the most popular franchises around. Fans will snap up this classified dossier on the most dangerous of the breed. Each character—from Professor X to Wolverine—receives an in-depth, and dynamically illustrated profile complete with confidential histories, group affiliations, extraordinary abilities, and secrets unknown to mere humans. Find out which X-Man® can walk through solid objects; shift shape and appearance; focus energy from another dimension into destructive optic blasts; and absorb the thoughts and memories of others just by touch. Remember: use this knowledge cautiously…the fate of humanity depends on it!

Sentinel Squad O*N*E #5 - Decimation - Creep Mission - Tin Can Heroes, Part 5
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Aaron Lopresti Writer(s): John Layman Release Date: October 2006 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Sentinel Squad O*N*E Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: The O*N*E* recruits all safely return back at the base, but are welcomed by a disappointed General Lazer. He wants to arrest Lex for keeping the secret that he is in fact a mutant. Luckily, Rhodes steps up for Lex and has him freed. Three weeks later, Winston now works at the lab and Briggs has been made squad captain. He explains that there is some trouble in Ecuador. The insect-Sentinels Cassandra Nova created there not too long ago are apparently not all destroyed, but out of control and are busy murdering out an entire mutant village. The O*N*E* troops travel to Ecuador, where they eventually destroy all of the bugs. Meld declares that he wants to stay in Ecuador to protect the mutants who have lost their family and friends to the bugs. Lex thinks it’s a good idea for Meld to stay there, and convinces the others to lie back at the base and claim that Meld was killed in action, so they won’t come after him. After taking the proper goodbyes, the troops head back home. A month later, M-Day takes place. Just like most mutants on the planet, Lex is one of those who lose their powers. He feels good about it, and even gets promoted to become the new squad captain, and once again outranks Briggs. Realizing that the mutants are the minority now, O*N*E* decides to use their Sentinels to protect them. Lex and his friends are permanently assigned to safeguard the Xavier Institute, and soon meet up with the astonished X-Men!

Sergio Aragonés: Massacres Marvel #1 - Behold...A Pale Imitation
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Sergio Aragones Writer(s): Mark Evanier Release Date: June 1996 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: In 1996 Mad and Groo cartoonist Sergio Aragones (along with his scripter Mark Evanier took their turn at decimating the Marvel Universe (Fred Hembeck took a swipe at this nearly a decade earlier in Fred Hembeck Destroys the Marvel Universe) Anyway, like Hembeck's book this one was a series of in-jokes strung together to make a full comic (sort of like many Saturday Night Live sketches have been padded out to form feature-length movies).

Shang-Chi, Vol 2 #8 - Family of Origin, Finale
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Dike Ruan Writer(s): Gene Luen Yang Release Date: Feburuary 2022 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: Gambit only (slightly) appears on one variant of this cover. It is Gwen dressed as Gambit for an "X-Gwen" collection of variant covers. -
Comic Summary: Shang-Chi's parents, Jiang Li and Zheng Zu, have fallen in love and built a nurturing family. But what terrible event rips Shang-Chi's family apart forever? It's not what you think! Plus: In the present, Shang-Chi continues to fight off an assassination attempt from all sides!

Son of Origins of Marvel Comics - Updated Edition - X-Men, Fallout
Importance Rating: 4.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jack Kirby, John Buscema, Don Heck, Bill Everett, Gene Colan Writer(s): Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Chris Claremont Release Date: December 1997 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: Reprints Sons of Origins (original release), X-Men #1 and Uncanny X-Men #1. -
Comic Summary: This volume in the amazing Marvel Origins series (Son of Origins TPB, Bring on the Bad Guys TPB, Superhero Women TPB) collects the origin tales of - the Iron Man, Daredevil, the X-Men, Wasp and Ant-Man, and the X-Men, and contains material that the original Fireside Editions don't.

Spider-Ham, Vol. 1 #5 - Untitled
Importance Rating: out of 10
Penciler(s): Will Robson Writer(s): Zeb Wells Release Date: July 2020 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Spider-Ham: Aporkalypse Now Fun Facts: The "Gambit" that appears in this comic is actually the Alpaca/human version of the character. -
Comic Summary: THIS IS IT! AT LAST, IN THE MIGHTY MARVEL MANNER, the spring finale you’ve all been waiting for arrives! Will Seth and Summer call it quits? WILL THE MOTHER OF DRAGONS BREAK THE WHEEL?! WHAT IS THE ISLAND?!

Spider-Man Team-Up #5 - Crescent City Memories
Importance Rating: 6.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Darick Robertson Writer(s): Darick Robertson Release Date: December 1996 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: The comic storyline that Gambit appears in is only half of the comic, the other half does not feature Gambit. -
Comic Summary: In Soho, Ben goes to N'awlin on orders from Mary Jane to loosen up and have fun. He meets a girl and offers her a drink but finds out she is already getting a drink from Gambit. The owner, Jaques St. Pierre, interupts and pulls Gambit aside. Their conversation is cut short by the entrence of two shady guest to the club. Gambit and Spiderman sense the danger of the two and follow. Ben remembers back in the past when he met one of the strange men in New Orleans and Voodoo magic that the man once used on him. Back in the present Gambit finds that Ben has followed the strange men to teh back of the bar and goes there himself. He is attacked by Tombstone when he walks in. Spiderman joins in saving the crowd from the voodoo powder thrown out by Creaux. They defeat Tombstone, who is taking to jail.

Spider-Man: The Mutant Agenda #1 - Mutant Agenda Part 1
Importance Rating: 3.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Scott Kolins Writer(s): Steven Grant Release Date: March 1994 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: Gambit also appears in an advertisement for Spiderman/X-Men videogame ad on the back of the comic. -
Comic Summary: With the Brand company back researching on mutant genetics, Hank McCoy (The Beast) decides to attend the conference Brand is giving on their latest findings. Also at the conference is Peter Parker (Spider-Man) who needs to be there to get material for a report he has to write for one of his professors. As the conference is taking place, the Hobgoblin breaks in explaining that the Brand Company and the CEO, Landon, have been involved in some bad practices but before he gets a chance to explain further the Beast and Spider-Man stop him from hurting Landon. During the fight, with Hobgoblin escaping, the building they are in has suffered seriously structural damage and is about to collapse with a lot of people, the Beast and Spider-Man included, still inside.

Spider-Man and the Power Pack, Vol. 2 #3 - Fashion-Sense Tingling!, Part One: Project: Run Away
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Gurihiru Writer(s): Marc Sumerak Release Date: March 2007 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Spider-Man And Power Pack: Big-City Super Heroes Fun Facts: Gambit appears in the X-Baby comics in the back of the book. -
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Spider-Man and the X-Men #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Marco Failla Writer(s): Elliott Kalan Release Date: February 2015 Variant Covers: A. Declan Shalvey Variant Trade Prints: Spider-Man and the X-Men Fun Facts: Not really Gambit. It's Chameleon using him as a disguise. -
Comic Summary: So Spider-Man and the X-Kids have defeated Stegron and Sauron and have been kidnapped by the Chameleon and are located in the MojoVerse (X-Men world universe) and are being placed in the T.V. show line-up for ratings. The MojoVerse is known for its brutality and violence as the audience demands it. This is not a very interesting X-Men universe and since the last issue is from Savage Island, it makes sense to switch it up. I am sure Elliott Kalan is playing up his Daily Show expertise in this issue by using the setting of a T.V. show. The comic begins with a quick upcoming list of programs that are about to start on the Mojo Video Network. First up, Late night with Spider-Man begins at 11:30 with Hellion and the X-Kids band! Spider-Man swings in with a three-piece suit and quickly is harmed as he makes an unwise crack joke at Mojo’s appearance. Eye-Boy is seen filming the T.V. show and is apparently working with Mojo. Could Eye-Boy be the mole that Spider-Man is looking for? Soon after, Spider-Man’s line-up of guest change as he is quickly greeted by the Sinister Sixty-Six!

Spider-Man 2099, Vol. 1 #29 - Going Out of Business Sale
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Joe St. Pierre Writer(s): Peter David Release Date: March 1995 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Spider-Man 2099 Classic Vol. 4 Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: In an underground complex, Solly, a member of the Looters, checks in on a machine he calls Junior. As he enters the room, "Junior" activates and begins scanning Solly. "Junior" is trying to find a match with various heroes from the modern age. He wants to bring the machine on his feet for his boss, a man called Packrat. However, despite his efforts, nothing can get the machine operations and he gives up in frustration. Meanwhile, Packrat and the rest of the Looters have arrived out of the ruins of the recently destroyed Nightshade. They have come to loot it of its remaining technology. Their arrival is detected by the surviving members of Nightshade who have taken refuge in an underground bunker during the attack from Alchemax's Corporate Raiders. Among them is Xina Kwan, who is concerned for her ex-boyfriend Miguel O'Hara and their former teacher, Nightshade's leader Angela Daskalakis. At that same moment, the Looters find Spider-Man and Angela, who seemingly survived the blast thanks to a web-cocoon. Packrat is delighted by this discovery because he is certain that this is the real Spider-Man and not one of his Spiderite followers. This is confirmed when Packrat cuts his finger on one of Spider-Man's finger talons. They determine that Angela is dead and leave her corpse behind and take Spider-Man with them.

Spider-Man 2099, Vol. 2 #10 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 1.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): William Sliney Writer(s): Peter David Release Date: May 2015 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Spider-Man 2099 Vol. 4: Gods and Women Fun Facts: Gambit appears in a portrait in the background. -
Comic Summary: In the cell Strange tells Spider-Man that she is aware of the changes in the timeline, after which she uses magic to heal his wounds. A guard attracted by the noise breaks into the cell, but Spider-Man easily defeats him and then frees Strange. The two escape, easily defeating other guards, and Strange leads Miguel into the Master's caveu, filled with objects dating back to the age of heroes ... including a time machine, created by Doctor Doom, which the master cannot operate (he apparently lost his genius). Miguel manages to reactivate it, but Strange is killed by the Master who, invisible thanks to a hood, was waiting for Spider-Man to reactivate the time machine. Thanks to one of the old Iron Man armor, Miguel manages to defeat the Master and escape into the past, but after he is gone the Master and Strange get up again revealing that the former, agreed with the demon who possesses the second, and that he has gained complete control of the body. The Master then returns to the past as he wished.

Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde #1 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Miralti Firmansyah Writer(s): Sam Humphries Release Date: July 2015 Variant Covers: A. Standard Variant Trade Prints: Star-Lord & Kitty Pryde Hardcover and Star-Lord & Kitty Pryde Fun Facts: This is Battleworld version of Gambit, where he is The Collector. -
Comic Summary: Star-Lord, one of the few survivors of Earth 616, has found refuge in the Quiet Room, where he is a successful singer. He misses his friends and his fiancé, Kitty Pryde, when he notices a double of Kitty entering. Said Kitty works for Valeria von Doom’s Foundation, finding objects from outside Battleworld. She has set up a deal with Gambit the Collector and hands him several of Longshot’s lucky blades, in exchange for such an object. That’s when Peter addresses her. Believing the deal to be suspect, Gambit flees with both the object and his prize. Kitty is furious at Peter until she realizes he is also from outside Battleworld. She then handcuffs him to herself and intends to take him to the Foundation.

Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde #2 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 6.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Miralti Firmansyah Writer(s): Sam Humphries Release Date: August 2015 Variant Covers: A. Standard Variant Trade Prints: Star-Lord & Kitty Pryde Hardcover and Star-Lord & Kitty Pryde Fun Facts: This is Battleworld version of Gambit, where he is The Collector. -
Comic Summary: AoA Kitty Pryde has dragged her prisoner Star-Lord into a pizza place, where she battles robot versions of the New Mutants as they work for Gambit the Collector. She kills several in battle and finally gets their leader, Cypher, to spill the beans on Gambit. When he taunts her, she kills him, causing Warlock to start his self-destruct sequence. Peter saves her and, when she regains consciousness later in the park, she finds her has lock picked the handcuffs. They share some moments of closeness as they confide in each other (in between another heated argument or two). They decide to use Cypher’s info, which leads them to the Doomenheim museum. Unfortunately, it’s a trap and Gambit captures them with the help of Widget.

Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde #3 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 3.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Miralti Firmansyah Writer(s): Sam Humphries Release Date: September 2015 Variant Covers: A. Standard Variant Trade Prints: Star-Lord & Kitty Pryde Hardcover and Star-Lord & Kitty Pryde Fun Facts: This is Battleworld version of Gambit, where he is The Collector. -
Comic Summary: Star-Lord and Kitty have been tied up by Widget, who is obeying Gambit orders. Gambit taunts them but then leaves because he heard a strange noise. Kitty explains she cannot phase them through Widget’s metal tentacles, as Widget appears to be an alter ego of hers. This gives Peter the idea to serenade Widget, as all Kittys loves his singing. Impossibly, his plan works and, when Gambit returns, Peter and Kitty are free and ambush him. With the Longshot blades, Gambit still has an advantage over them. That is, until a strangely eccentric Emperor Doom shows up and takes him out. “Doom” reveals himself to be Drax, who followed Peter from the club. He leaves Gambit for the Thors to find. Later, Peter and Drax want to see the anomaly. Kitty shows them what turns out to be a raccoon tail and Peter is certain it belongs to his friend, Rocket Raccoon. Kitty relents and lets him keep it before she leaves. Peter and Drax realize they are out of a job and Peter toys with the thought of having Rocket Raccoon cloned.

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 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: Gambit also appears in pinup art in the back of the comic. -
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.

Storm, Vol. 1 #1 - Sunburst and Snowblind
Importance Rating: 2.5 out of 10
Penciler(s): Terry Dodson Writer(s): Warren Ellis Release Date: February 1996 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: X-Men: Storm Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: Storm is unhappy and doubtful with all the things weighing in on her: her recent murder of Marrow, her relationship with Forge and her leadership skills. She finally asks Cable to teach her the Ceremony of Light, as a way of saying good-bye to the Morlocks and apologizing for letting them down. Cable agrees. Later, as she performs the ceremony in the Morlock tunnels, a dimensional vortex appears and attacks her. She retaliates and brings down the roof. Cable, who was nearby, runs to join her, finding only what seems to be her disfigured corpse and no psychic trace. He informs the X-Men of her death. They still hold out hope though and intend to examine the corpse the next day. Storm awakes in another horrible world and recalls the energy effect was familiar to her: it belongs to Mikhail Rasputin. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net)

Storm, Volume 3 #9 - Untitled
Importance Rating: 8.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Al Barrionuevo Writer(s): Greg Pak Release Date: 2015 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Storm Volume 2: Bring the Thunder Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: Storm’s life has become more mundane again, as she helps Beast in trying to fix the school’s plumbing and electricity. Luckily, Gambit arrives and asks for her help in a private mission. He tells her how he has become Head of the Thieves Guild and how his rival, Nil, is trying to steal a potentially magical prize from the gods that might make on the best thief. The two journey to a Mediterranean island and confront Nil’s people in the remains of an old temple. After taking them out, Storm and Gambit use their skills to move past several traps. When they reach the last lock, Nil, who used them to disarm the traps, catches up. Gambit and Storm disarm him at the last moment. What they find is a mirror, a reminder that getting the prize proves they are the best thieves. They realize they used this adventure to shirk their responsibilities and decide to return to them. In the meantime, Beast has a phone conversation with former student Marisol Guerra, who decides to give the Jean Grey school another chance. (Brief description courtesy of uncannyxmen.net)

Stormbreakers 2020 Sketchbook - Untited
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2020 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: A free giveaway comic featuring the eight top new artists of the year. Each feature some of the newest pages and covers done by those artists.

Stormbreakers 2023 Sketchbook - Untited
Importance Rating: 1.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Various Writer(s): Various Release Date: 2023 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: A free giveaway comic featuring the eight top new artists of the year. Each feature some of the newest pages and covers done by those artists.

Strange Tales, Vol. 5 #3 - Strange Tales
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Jay Stephens, Jeffrey Brown, Paul Hornschemeier, Peter Bagge, Stan Sakai, Corey Lewis, Nick Bertozzi, Michael Kupperman, Steve Ditko, Chris Chua, Becky Cloonan, Jonathan Jay Lee Writer(s): Jay Stephens, Jeffrey Brown, Paul Hornschemeier, Peter Bagge, Stan Sakai, Corey Lewis, Nick Bertozzi, Michael Kupperman, Chris Chua, Becky Cloonan, Max Cannon, Jonathan Jay Lee Release Date: November 2009 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: Strange Tales and Strange Tales Hardcover Fun Facts: None. -
Comic Summary: You won't believe your senses!!! Marvel is proud to present the final issue of this hotly anticipated three issue anthology showcasing Marvel's greatest characters re-imagined by the best and brightest talents working in independent comics today. Don't miss what's sure to be one of the most exciting collections of comics short stories ever produced!!! Every issue stars a stunning array of the best, most exciting cartoonists on the planet-showcasing the Marvel Heroes as you've never seen them before!

Super Hero Squad MMO - Untitled
Importance Rating: 2.0 out of 10
Penciler(s): Marcelo Dichiara, Dario Brizuela, Leonel Castellani Writer(s): Todd Dezago Release Date: August 2011 Variant Covers: None. Trade Prints: None. Fun Facts: Magazine sized compulation comic. Contains Super Hero Squad Online: Hero Up! #1 and Super Hero Squad Spectacular #1, along with posters and extras. -
Comic Summary: You've read the comics, you've seen the hit TV series - now, prepare yourself to be part of the experience in Super Hero Squad Online! Join the nonstop adventure with your favorite Squaddies, and get the inside scoop on the upcoming massively multiplayer game in this mammoth magazine sized issue!

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