History ComicBook / MrAndMrsX

* TorsoWithAView: ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} gets a hole blown through his torso by Deathbird when he and Gambit are boarding the Shi'ar ship.

* ModestyBedsheet: Rogue and Gambit ''are'' on their honeymoon, so they are making love, it just happens that Kitty calls them right afterwards to give them a mission. And when Rogue agrees to go on the mission, Gambit [[NakedPeopleAreFunny loses the modesty blanket]], to the horror of Kitty.

* TheyDo: The whole book is about what happens ''after'' Rogue and Gambit get married, although the first issue flashes back to their (stolen) wedding.

** There's a number of callbacks to ''ComicBook/RogueAndGambit'', considering they have the same writer (Kelly Thompson).

See also ''ComicBook/RogueAndGambit'', which preceded this series.

A 2018 comic book written by Kelly Thompson, with art by Oscar Bazaldua, ''Mr. and Mrs. X'' was first advertised as ''CLASSIFIED'' before the reveal that it was about the newly married Rogue and Gambit in the wake of ''ComicBook/XMenGold'' #30.

* PowerNullifier: Rogue finds a mutant power dampener in the basement of the X-Mansion so that she can kiss (and do other things with) Gambit. She complains that its big and heavy (and gives her headaches), wondering why nobody created a smaller, more compact version that looks like jewellery -- before Beast reminds her that most mutants don't really ''want'' to dampen their powers, much less make it convenient. [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Nevertheless, he makes a more comfortable one that fits like a tennis bracelet.]]

* HalfHumanHybrid: This series introduces Lilandra and Xavier's child, who decides to name herself [[PortmanteauCoupleName Xandra]]. She shares her fathers telepathic powers, but to an even greater extent, to the point that she regularly disguises her appearance by projecting illusions even as a newborn.

* ModestyTowel: Rogue and Gambit ''are'' on their honeymoon, so they are making love, it just happens that Kitty calls them right afterwards to give them a mission. And when Rogue agrees to go on the mission, Gambit [[NakedPeopleAreFunny loses the modesty blanket]], to the horror of Kitty.

!Tropes included:

** The end of the first appearance has Deadpool show up, probably since Rogue kissed him during ''ComicBook/UncannyAvengers''.

** Rogue is also friendly enough with Deadpool, if exasperated by the fact that he a) crashed her honeymoon, b) her resultant mission to save Xandra. Gambit is understandably grumpy about Deadpool in general.

* PowerNullifier: Rogue finds a mutant power dampener in the basement of the X-Mansion so that she can kiss (and do other things with) Gambit. She complains that its big and heavy (and gives her headaches), wondering why nobody created a smaller, more compact version that looks like jewellery -- before Beast reminds her that most mutants don't really ''want'' to dampen their powers, much less make it convenient. [[SugarWiki/Heartwarming Nevertheless, he makes a more comfortable one that fits like a tennis bracelet.]]

* CrossesTheLineTwice: [[ComicBook/{{X23}} Laura]] notices that Gambit is nervous right before the wedding, so offers to stab him in order to distract him. Gambit politely declines. What makes this even better is that Laura still has her claws out from [[MundaneUtility cutting Gambit's hair]].

* ModestyTowel: Rogue and Gambit ''are'' on their honeymoon, so they are (ahem) making love, it just happens that Kitty calls them right afterwards to give them a mission. And when Rogue agrees to go on the mission, Gambit [[NakedPeopleAreFunny loses the modesty blanket]], to the horror of Kitty.

* BusmansHoliday: The series opens with the newlyweds on their honeymoon, consummating their relationship, but they're interrupted by Kitty requesting they go on a mission. The X-men are spread too thin and they're already out in space where the objective is.

* HalfHumanHybrid: This series introduces Lilandra and Xavier's child, who decides to name herself [[PortmanteauCoupleName Xandra]]. She shares her fathers telepathic powers, but to a greater extent, to the point that she regularly disguises her appearance by projecting illusions even as a newborn.

* OldNewBorrowedAndBlue: Rogue gets all four before she actually gets married. The "something blue" just happens to be the presence of her mother, Mystique.
* PowerNullifier: Rogue finds a mutant power dampener in the basement of the X-Mansion so that she can kiss (and do other things with) Gambit. She complains that its big and heavy, wondering why nobody created a smaller, more compact version that looks like jewelry -- before Beast reminds her that most mutants don't really ''want'' to dampen their powers.

* AmicableExes: During the engagement party, which naturally comes after the surprise wedding and the honeymoon, both Gambit and Rogue receive a private visit from their most serious exes. Gambit is visited by his ex-wife, who sweetly warns him that his Thieves' Guild won't like this new arrangement, but says she does not care herself, being an assassin and not a thief. Rogue has a chat with Magneto while floating outside, and [[IJustWantMyBelovedToBeHappy he wishes her all the best]].

* BusmanHoliday: The series opens with the newlyweds on their honeymoon, consummating their relationship, but they're interrupted by Kitty requesting they go on a mission. The X-men are spread too thin and they're already out in space where the objective is.

* OldNewBorrowedBlue: Rogue gets all four before she actually gets married. The "something blue" just happens to be the presence of her mother, Mystique.

* ModestyTowel: Rogue and Gambit ''are'' on their honeymoon, so they (ahem) make love, it just happens that Kitty calls them right afterwards. And when Rogue agrees to go on the mission, Gambit [[NakedPeopleAreFunny loses the blanket]], to the horror of Kitty.