Sid Kotian brought her wonderfully to life. Her powers haven't activated yet, so, in this arc, she's more what I had in mind when I started this back in the day than what she turned out to be. She's a pre-teen, which means she's even more fun to write. What's it like writing Storm as a teenager after so many years of writing her as a very powerful and capable adult? Yeah, but this is less a crime story and more of a comedy with elements of science fiction, superheroes, adventure, romance, robberies, and horror thrown in for fun. So, you're telling sci-fi-tinged crime stories in an area that usually doesn't serve as a backdrop for those types of tales? We don't often get into the South the Mississippi Valley along with the Gulf of Mexico and into smaller towns. Everything in comics pretty much embraces areas like New York or L.A. It's also a great way to show readers a part of the country and the inherent cultures there that are rarely seen. So why not take as much advantage of that excitement as possible? So, for me, it was basically "The best thief in the world and the best apprentice he could have found." This time frame provided a fairly extensive opportunity in terms of how long they were looting and pillaging. He hadn't been affected by any subsequent evolutions of continuity. Chris Claremont: The Gambit that existed at that point was the Gambit I had in mind from the very beginning.
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