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Na ja, die haben ja nur den Text. Die Quellenangabe stammt aus der Marvel Database. Die den Text komplett geklaut haben. Die OP wurde wohl in der oben erwähnten Ausgabe von "Gambit" erwähnt.

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Remy left New Orleans and began operating under the alias Gambit. Before long, though, his control over his still growing mutant powers slipped, making him a danger to everyone around him. Help came from an unexpected quarter: the evil scientist, Mr. Sinister. Sinister had studied mutants for the better part of a century and he managed to limit the young man’s power to a controllable level by perform surgery on Remy’s brain, excising some grey matter. [Gambit (3rd series) #14]

Since he was indebted to the man, Gambit also undertook several missions for Mr. Sinister. Eventually, though, Gambit no longer wanted to serve the evil scientist and Sinister declared their debt would be settled after one last mission. As symbolic payment his final last job, he handed Gambit a vial containing his excised grey matter. This last mission involved Gambit gathering a group of super-powered mercenaries, among them his deadly enemy, Sabretooth, and one good friend in Grey Crow aka Scalphunter, who actually had worked with Sinister before. Once he had recruited all the people Sinister wanted to be part of the so-called Marauders, Remy lead them into the tunnels of the subterranean mutant tribe called the Morlocks. Gambit was under the mistaken belief that Sinister just wanted to gather knowledge on mutants or capture them. However, he was horrified to learn the truth, as the Marauders started slaughtering all Morlocks as soon as they got hold of them. Hopelessly outnumbered by the skilled mutants he had hired, Gambit knew he was unable to stop the killing. At least he managed to save one little girl named Sarah from the Marauders and took her to safety. [Uncanny X-Men (1st series) #350]