infonation

I know he's supposed to be the bad guy, but I kind of feel sorry for Attuma, he's beaten not by Namor's greater strength and intelligence, but by his own inbred arrogance and male chauvinism. but for all his faults, he refuses to give up, so at least he's got the persistance to make up for his incompetance. Even if the only reasons are because he read some prophecy that says it'll happen and his ego keeps telling him that it's 100% true! Attuma is brutal, overconfidant and self-important, but that just seems to make him his OWN worst enemy. Like Dr. Doom he might very well prove to conquer even the strongest of enemies. But once he gets it into his head that he's unbeatable, it's game over. that's why it's almost nice to see him doing so well. Even if he had to get his head re-attached by Dr. Doom and be granted magical powers for it to happen.

I like LOTS of things about Rogue, a particular one that comes to mind is the fact that even the the main reason Rogue changed her ways was because of circumstance, she did something positive with it. Instead of just using the X-Men to further her own ends, she became one of their most powerful and loyal members! This is the kind of character development that so many characters in ANY kind fiction seem to lack and it's one of the reasons they aren't anywhere near as popular as they COULD be. And it's one of the many reasons that Rogue is not just a character we care about, she's a character we want to root for!

Gambit and Rogue seem too made for each other to me, a rlationship between her and Wolverine would be awkward but HILARIOUS! Sure they'd still care about each other and all, but they're both WAY too stubborn to go without arguing after awhile.