Okay I am beating the dead horse but I will always hold out on Gambit and Rogue. But Magneto and Rogue is not something I am against. But if you have been reading X-men Legacy you will know what I am talking about. Magneto hasn't kept in touch and Rogue doesn't want to cave and call first or some crap. But at the same time with the stuff going on and all the crap she going through Gambit it always there to help and TRY to comfort her, but she is pushing him away. Gambit is the one that's there, not Magneto. He's not coming off as puppy dog following her around, But he is there. I like how she is standing her ground but the romantic side is driving me crazy. She loves him and he loves her BE HAPPY TOGETHER!!!! (after she gets done kicking Ms. Marvels ass ;)

@lykopis: I agree with most of what you are saying. I am still on the fence about Rogneto, its not the age as if that are really defined someone, especially a guy. But that he is being supportive like the saying goodbyes before she might explode and she takes the comfort but doesn't show her giving any, just taking it. I love Rogue but I am now conflicted.

I love that she has control and they show glimpses of her outdoing people who think they have a good handle on their power. She is becoming confident and I love that last Legacy of her walking away all Hulked out and has her choices made.

On the Ms. Marvel note them rehashing it is also beating a dead horse, but I still would like to see the fight I will admit.

I don't get any of the Astonishing comics and I love anything Romy is there one that pertains to this drama that would be good Romy information to have.

@LoganRogue24: Logan? As in wolverine? why so?

@FourthDeity: I'm assuming s/he is referring to the Miligan arc of X-Men wherein Logan and Rogue had a bunch of sexual Tension which culminated in a kiss between the two.

It's not that far off though. They do have a long standing connection and understanding of each other.

Personally, I love MagnetoxRogue. It's something new for her and him. It's a good chance to see Rogue in a relationship with someone polar opposite of Gambit. Someone who's not so "attached". It gives her the opportunity to be Rogue; not just "Rogue in a relationship with that guy" I don't know. I believe that Rogue being in a relationship with Magneto is a good thing, but the writers need to show that relationship. Not just use it to create drama for a fake love triangle.

@AprilTaylor: Hmm interesting.I never saw magxRogue that way. Gambit and Rogue would remind me too much of hellionxLaura ( which I HATED )

Rogue and Logan would be interesting except for the tension between them right now. Him not trusting her and all, but anything can happen. Besides Logan has waaaay to much going on with him and Rogue would just be a bump on the road of his messed up relationships.

Romy has ran its course.

Rogneto is a travesty.

Lol. Personally I dont like Rogue and Magnet and in this case I will say its because of the extreme age difference, which I'm sure will tick a few comic viners into coming off as a white knight but oh well. The man is old, plain and simple - I'm sure they are reinventing him as a 'young-old' but he is well past his prime for Rogue. I'm not against him being in a relationship in general, but maybe with a woman who has more shared experiences. Rogue and Remy had a good thing going on but of course that doesn't make sells so here we are.. P:

I love Gambit and Rogue very much...but still I think that everything is over between them :(...that cover kind of tell's us something.

I like Magneto, but the dynamics of the Magneto/Rogue relationship make me extremely uncomfortable. I guess both Carey and Gage have been trying to present them as equals, but it seems to me that Magneto is always the dominant one in their relationship, taking advantage of Rogue emotional inexperience and vulnerablity. He's always there declaring what she supposedly is and isn't, and even if those things are generally positive, there's still that element of him defining who she is, instead of letting her decide what and who she wants to be. I think Rogue has been screwed up by enough of people to have yet another person in her life trying to shape her into their own image. She needs to find her own way on her own.

Rogue has been through a lot, and Magneto seems to be fully taking advatage of that. He presents himself as the rock she should hold on to because he knows she wants to be strong. Magneto himself never reveals his vulnerable side to her, so Rogue will never have the same kind of hold of him that he was on her.

That's just nasty, and the age difference just adds up to it. I'm usually not against age differences in fictional romantic relationships, but here it just highlights the inequality of their relationship.

Also, I just don''t think that the chemistry has ever been there. I just don't buy this romance at all because I'm just not convinced that these two could have genuine feelings for each other. I think the whole thing just feels wrong, and not even in the interesting kind of wrong, so I'm really hoping that it'll be over soon.

I will always love Rogue/Gambit, but seriously dude - they need a break.

I guess I'll never stop hoping that they'll eventually rekindle their relationship, but lately Rogue has been treating him so badly that I really can't see how they could just pick up where they left off without compromising with Gambit's dignity, unless it turns out that Rogue has been a Skrull for the past few story arcs, or under mind-control or emotional manipulation. Gambit has done all but stood on his head to make their relationship work again, but she's completely brushed him off and chosen the cold-hearted mass-murderer instead. I am hoping that they'll get there someday, but not now - not unless Rogue ends it with Magneto and does some major soul-searching.

I'm totally cool with Gambit running free for a while. I kind of like the idea of him having a relationship with Cecelia Reyes, though the execution of that romance in Astonishing has been pretty ho-hum so far, IMO. What I'd really like for him is to play the field for a while. That "ladies' man" aspect of him has been underplayed for so long, so I'm hoping his new ongoing will restore his reputation as a gentleman womanizer.

As for Rogue, the sooner Rogneto ends the happier I'll be. After that, I think she should be alone for a while. I think she really needs to establish herself as her own individual person who no longer has to shun people because of her powers.

@MyraMyraMyra: I think you might be projecting a little bit of something that's not there.

Magneto is definitely not the dominant one in their relationship nor has been playing at "being a rock". Rogue has been calling the shots since day one if anything she's the dominant one.

He is very supportive of Rogue and her decisions and tries to help her when she asks. He even tried to get rogue to go back to Gambit when he realized that she was conflicted about her feelings for him, and Legacy's feelings for General. He has never forced her or tried to manipulate her into being something she's not.

As far as Gambit and Rogue go. Let's be honest. It wasn't Rogue's fault they broke up, and it was totally natural for her not to want to renew their relationship. She even told him upfront that she wasn't *ready* to even think about a relationship with him and he agreed with her then gave her space. So what's with all the "Rogue is being a horrible to Gambit" that's been going around? I don't get it. They both agreed to not start up again and just because Gambit changed his mind that doesn't mean that Rogue should have to.

@AprilTaylor said:

@MyraMyraMyra: I think you might be projecting a little bit of something that's not there.

Magneto is definitely not the dominant one in their relationship nor has been playing at "being a rock". Rogue has been calling the shots since day one if anything she's the dominant one.

He is very supportive of Rogue and her decisions and tries to help her when she asks. He even tried to get rogue to go back to Gambit when he realized that she was conflicted about her feelings for him, and Legacy's feelings for General. He has never forced her or tried to manipulate her into being something she's not.

Actually, manipulation is exactly what his treatment of her comes off to me as. The way I see it, Magneto has been expertively pushing her buttons and getting her to do what he wants her to do while leaving her under the impression that she's making her own decisions. Him telling her to go back to Gambit did not seem like a genuine suggestion at all. In my opinion, it seemed more like him playing the reverse psychology card by presenting the situation as the option between going back to Gambit and being who she supposedly was (out of control, weak) or coming to him and becoming something else (strong, in charge of her own fate). In other words, he's equating coming to him with being strong, which is exactly what Rogue is eager to be. I think he's driven Rogue into a state where she feels like the only way she can really become stronger is by being with him - which I don't think is true.

Right now, he's gotten her pretty much in a position where once again she's emotionally hung up on him. She's spent the past few issues of X-Men: Legacy desperately waiting for him to call her like some naïve schoolgirl. Even though their relationship has progressed technically on "her terms", it seems to me like it's more like a case of her slowly giving into his subtle manipulation than her making her own calls. I really don't think she's truly calling the shots here. I don't think that she's made a single move during their relationship that Magneto hasn't expected her to do.

Of course, this is a matter of interpretation. You have the right to read it the way you want, and I'm not going to tell you not to. But in my case, many different factors - such as Magneto's history of being masterfully manipulative and keen to control others - have driven me to interpret their relationship in this particular manner.

So what's with all the "Rogue is being a horrible to Gambit" that's been going around? I don't get it. They both agreed to not start up again and just because Gambit changed his mind that doesn't mean that Rogue should have to.

To me, it's not really about Rogue no longer wanting to be with Gambit - that would be fine and perfectly understandable, even though choosing someone like Magneto over him doesn't exactly flatter her as a judge of character. I think the bigger mistake here is the complete lack of discreet she's shown around Gambit by brushing off his declarations of love and devotion without even directly telling him that she no longer wants to pursue a relationship with him, and subsequently romancing Magneto right in front of his nose without even a single on-page acknowledgement that she might be hurting his feelings. Even if she doesn't love Gambit anymore it doesn't mean that it's OK for her to be tactless and inconsiderate.

Myra is pretty on the ball, here- and that's just an analysis of Magneto now, not even taking into account what he's done to Rogue. Stuff that Gage and Carey have brushed under the rug buy not bothered to retcon.

Rogneto is the worst thing to happen to a Marvel female since Gwen Stacey got knocked up by Norman Osborn. It's awful and it's ruined Rogue as a character. I can only hope Remender has something fresh to do with her.