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George Marston

Rogue's brat girl summer in the Savage Land returns with a new solo comic flashing back to the time she hooked up with Magneto

Rogue Magneto Marvel Marvel Comics Chris Claremont Jim Lee Tim Seeley
Rogue: The Savage Land #1.

Rogue and Magneto once shared a torrid, arm's length romance while adventuring in the Savage Land, and now, following the storyline's adaptation in X-Men '97, Marvel Comics is returning to that early '90s comic era with Rogue: The Savage Land, a new limited series.

Written by Tim Seeley and art from Zulema Lavina, making her Marvel debut, the series takes place in the time between Uncanny X-Men #269-275 by legendary creators Chris Claremont and Jim Lee. Rogue: The Savage Land will delve deeper into Rogue's sojourn through the hidden land which is still populated by dinosaurs, ancient mammals, and things much stranger than that. 

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