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<blockquote data-quote="LuYangShih" data-source="post: 1171470" data-attributes="member: 10414"><p>Gambit is actually one of the more popular X-Men. He is mostly as the description says, and in addition is one of the most powerful mutants on the planet. The full realization of his powers are nothing less than earth shattering, (though I really think Marvel took many characters too far in recent years) and he is generally one of the most deadly of the X-Men in all respects. He is very close to Rogue, as well. </p><p></p><p></p><p>Dr. Strange is an excellent character, and he had a few truly memorable comics. He was one of the deeper Marvel characters, and it is unfortunate his popularity faded as time went by. In fact, I think I will re-read a particular comic of his I still have, as this topic has triggered an interest in reading a few other old comics.</p><p></p><p>PS</p><p></p><p>Cyclops is a great character. Do not judge him by the movies, particularly X2, in where he was the most devalued character from the comic books. His power is impressive, and in addition he possesses great leadership qualities. In fact, I would say none of the other X-Men really matched him in that area throughout the many incarnations the series has had.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LuYangShih, post: 1171470, member: 10414"] Gambit is actually one of the more popular X-Men. He is mostly as the description says, and in addition is one of the most powerful mutants on the planet. The full realization of his powers are nothing less than earth shattering, (though I really think Marvel took many characters too far in recent years) and he is generally one of the most deadly of the X-Men in all respects. He is very close to Rogue, as well. Dr. Strange is an excellent character, and he had a few truly memorable comics. He was one of the deeper Marvel characters, and it is unfortunate his popularity faded as time went by. In fact, I think I will re-read a particular comic of his I still have, as this topic has triggered an interest in reading a few other old comics. PS Cyclops is a great character. Do not judge him by the movies, particularly X2, in where he was the most devalued character from the comic books. His power is impressive, and in addition he possesses great leadership qualities. In fact, I would say none of the other X-Men really matched him in that area throughout the many incarnations the series has had. [/QUOTE]
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