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* BadGuyBar: Gambit ends visits 'The Club With No Name', a New York supervillain bar, while trying to track down Joelle. Patrons include the Wrecking Crew, Boomerang, Batroc, several A.I.M. goons (in full uniform), Lady Stilt-Man and Tiger Shark. There's a little trouble at the door, but after the doorman sees just how many international crimes Gambit is now wanted for, he gets admitted with an apology.
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* BadGuyBar: While trying to find Joelle, Gambit ends visits 'The Club With No Name', a New York supervillain bar, while trying to track down Joelle.bar. Patrons include the Wrecking Crew, Boomerang, Batroc, several A.I.M. goons (in full uniform), Lady Stilt-Man and Tiger Shark. There's a little trouble at the door, but after the doorman sees just how many international crimes Gambit is now wanted for, he gets admitted with an apology.
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Even if he's a superhero now, Gambit's still one of the world's best thieves - and sometimes stealing from the bad guys might be justified, even if it breaks laws and blurs some lines. But one particular robbery has consequences that draw a lot of unwanted attention, setting the two sides of Gambits life against each other.
Gambit's been a thief. He's been a superhero. But can he genuinely try to be both at once?
Gambit's been a thief. He's been a superhero. But can he genuinely try to be both at once?
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Even if he's a superhero now, Gambit's still one of the world's best thieves - and sometimes stealing from the bad guys might be justified, even if it breaks laws and blurs some lines. But one particular robbery has consequences that draw a lot of unwanted attention, setting putting the two sides halves of Gambits Gambit's life against each other.
in conflict.
Gambit's been a thief. He's also been a superhero. But can he genuinely try to be both at once?
Gambit's been a thief. He's also been a superhero. But can he genuinely try to be both at once?
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* OutlivingOnesOffspring: [[spoiler:Joelle is now LongLived or possibly TheAgeless. Her elderly daughter's imminent death haunts her to the point where she rejects her life and powers and [[WhoWantsToLiveForever actively seeks to die]]]].
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* OutlivingOnesOffspring: [[spoiler:Joelle [[spoiler:Ever since a mysterious benefactor saved her life decades ago, Joelle is now LongLived or (or possibly TheAgeless.TheAgeless). Her elderly daughter's imminent death haunts her to the point where she rejects her life and powers and [[WhoWantsToLiveForever actively seeks to die]]]].
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* FaceHeelRevolvingDoor: Discussed in-universe when Gambit tries to get into 'The Club With No Name', a New York BadGuyBar. Tiger Shark and Lady Stilt-Man warily view him as a hero in the wrong place, Batroc (who knows Gambit's Thieves Guild background) welcomes him as criminal nobility, a couple of A.I.M. goons speculate about which way it'll go - and the doorman only lets him in after checking the latest news.
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* FaceHeelRevolvingDoor: Discussed in-universe Gambit's checkered past is discussed when Gambit he tries to get into 'The Club With No Name', a New York BadGuyBar. Tiger Shark and Lady Stilt-Man warily view him as a hero in the wrong place, Batroc (who knows Gambit's Thieves Guild background) welcomes him as criminal nobility, a couple of A.I.M. goons speculate about which way it'll go - and the doorman only lets him in after checking the latest news.
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* BadGuyBar: Gambit ends up visiting 'The Club With No Name', a New York supervillain bar, while trying to track down Joelle. Patrons include the Wrecking Crew, Boomerang, Batroc, several A.I.M. goons (in full uniform), Lady Stilt-Man and Tiger Shark. There's a little trouble at the door, but after the doorman sees just how many international crimes Gambit is now wanted for, he gets admitted with an apology.
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* BadGuyBar: Gambit ends up visiting visits 'The Club With No Name', a New York supervillain bar, while trying to track down Joelle. Patrons include the Wrecking Crew, Boomerang, Batroc, several A.I.M. goons (in full uniform), Lady Stilt-Man and Tiger Shark. There's a little trouble at the door, but after the doorman sees just how many international crimes Gambit is now wanted for, he gets admitted with an apology.
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* BadGuyBar: Gambit ends up visiting 'The Club With No Name', a Mew York supervillain bar, while trying to track down Joelle. Patrons include the Wrecking Crew, Boomerang, Batroc, several A.I.M. goons (in full uniform), Lady Stilt-Man and Tiger Shark. There's a little trouble at the door, but [[spoiler:after the doorman sees just how many international crimes Gambit is now wanted for]], he gets admitted with an apology.
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* BadGuyBar: Gambit ends up visiting 'The Club With No Name', a Mew New York supervillain bar, while trying to track down Joelle. Patrons include the Wrecking Crew, Boomerang, Batroc, several A.I.M. goons (in full uniform), Lady Stilt-Man and Tiger Shark. There's a little trouble at the door, but [[spoiler:after after the doorman sees just how many international crimes Gambit is now wanted for]], for, he gets admitted with an apology.
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-->'''Club Doorman:''' My apologies, Mr [=LeBeau!=] I
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-->'''Club Doorman:''' My apologies, Mr [=LeBeau!=] I hadn't checked the ''international lists''. And if I may say - that's a ''helluva'' week you've had!
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* BadGuyBar: Gambit ends up visiting 'The Club With No Name', a Mew York supervillain bar, while trying to track down Joelle. Patrons include the Wrecking Crew, Boomerang, Batroc, several A.I.M. goons (in full uniform), Lady Stilt-Man and Tiger Shark. There's a little trouble at the door, but [[spoiler:after the doorman sees just how many international crimes Gambit is now wanted for]], he gets admitted with an apology.
* FaceHeelRevolvingDoor: Discussed in-universe when Gambit tries to get into 'The Club With No Name', a New York BadGuyBar. Tiger Shark and Lady Stilt-Man warily view him as a hero in the wrong place, Batroc (who knows Gambit's Thieves Guild background) welcomes him as criminal nobility, a couple of A.I.M. goons speculate about which way it'll go - and the doorman only lets him in after checking the latest news.
-->'''Club Doorman:''' My apologies, Mr [=LeBeau!=] I
* FaceHeelRevolvingDoor: Discussed in-universe when Gambit tries to get into 'The Club With No Name', a New York BadGuyBar. Tiger Shark and Lady Stilt-Man warily view him as a hero in the wrong place, Batroc (who knows Gambit's Thieves Guild background) welcomes him as criminal nobility, a couple of A.I.M. goons speculate about which way it'll go - and the doorman only lets him in after checking the latest news.
-->'''Club Doorman:''' My apologies, Mr [=LeBeau!=] I
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Even if he's a superhero now, Gambit's still one of the world's best thieves - and sometimes stealing from the bad guys might be justified, even if it breaks laws and blurs some lines. But one particular robbery has consequences that draw a lot of unwanted attention, setting the different two sides of Gambits life against each other.
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* WhoWantsToLiveForever: [[spoiler:Joelle is either TheAgeless or extremely LongLived (she doesn't know exactly what her benefactor did to her, and the series never reveals the answer). When her daughter is [[OutlivingOnesOffspring dying of old age]]]], she decides that she no longer wants to continue - although her other abilities mean that there's no such thing as a 'simple' suicide option for her]].
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* WhoWantsToLiveForever: [[spoiler:Joelle is either TheAgeless or extremely LongLived (she doesn't know exactly what her benefactor did to her, and the series never reveals the answer). When her daughter is [[OutlivingOnesOffspring dying of old age]]]], age]], she decides that she no longer wants to continue - although her other abilities mean that there's no such thing as a 'simple' suicide option for her]].
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* WhoWantsToLiveForever: [[spoiler:Joelle is either TheAgeless or extremely LongLived (she doesn't know exactly what her benefactor did to her, and the series never reveals the answer). When her daughter is [[OutlivingOnesOffspring dying of old age]]]], she decides that she no longer wants to continue - although her other abilities mean that there's no such thing as a 'simple' suicide option for her]].
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* OutlivingOnesOffspring: [[spoiler:Joelle is now LongLived or possibly TheAgeless. Her elderly daughter's imminent death haunts her to the point where she rejects her life and powers and [[WhoWantsToLiveForever actively seeks to die]]]].
* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: [[spoiler:Some sort of power or magic was used to save Joelle's life after her daughter was born - she doesn't know exactly what, and it's not revealed in the series. But she's now become TheAgeless - or perhaps ''extremely'' LongLived - whereas her elderly daughter is now dying of age-related illness]].
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: [[spoiler:Some sort of power or magic was used to save Joelle's life after her daughter was born - she doesn't know exactly what, and it's not revealed in the series. But she's now become TheAgeless - or perhaps ''extremely'' LongLived - whereas her elderly daughter is now dying of age-related illness]].
* WhoWantsToLiveForever: [[spoiler:Joelle is either TheAgeless or extremely LongLived (she doesn't know exactly what her benefactor did to her, and the series never reveals the answer). When her daughter is [[OutlivingOnesOffspring dying of old age]]]],
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* SceneryCensor: The first page of the first issue has Gambit stepping out of the shower, with a carefully placed photo frame concealing his genitals.
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''Gambit'', later collected as ''Gambit: King of Thieves'', is a 2012 series from Creator/MarvelComics, starring [=Remy LeBeau=], the eponymous [[Characters/MarvelComicsGambit Gambit]].
Set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse, the series is part of the wider ComicBook/XMen franchise and finds Gambit reconsidering his life, trying to balance his new responsibilities as an X-Man and teacher (at the 'Jean Grey School for Gifted Youngsters') with his history in the Thieves Guild of New Orleans.
Even if he's a superhero now, Gambit's still one of the world's best thieves - and sometimes stealing from the bad guys might be justified, even if it breaks laws and blurs some lines. But one particular robbery has consequences that draw a lot of unwanted attention, setting the different sides of Gambits life against each other.
Gambit's been a thief. He's been a superhero. But can he genuinely try to be both at once?
The first issue was released August 8, 2012. The series ended with issue #17, released September 25, 2012.
!!''Gambit'' (2012) contains examples of the following tropes:
Set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse, the series is part of the wider ComicBook/XMen franchise and finds Gambit reconsidering his life, trying to balance his new responsibilities as an X-Man and teacher (at the 'Jean Grey School for Gifted Youngsters') with his history in the Thieves Guild of New Orleans.
Even if he's a superhero now, Gambit's still one of the world's best thieves - and sometimes stealing from the bad guys might be justified, even if it breaks laws and blurs some lines. But one particular robbery has consequences that draw a lot of unwanted attention, setting the different sides of Gambits life against each other.
Gambit's been a thief. He's been a superhero. But can he genuinely try to be both at once?
The first issue was released August 8, 2012. The series ended with issue #17, released September 25, 2012.
!!''Gambit'' (2012) contains examples of the following tropes:
