Gambit and the Jetting

The uncanny mutant Gambit is deployed by the Professor of the Institute for gifted mutants for an American Southwest shields-jury, in this Marvel fanfiction.

X-Men (Marvel Comics) fanfiction. 

DISCLAIMER: This work of comic fanfiction offers no ties to Marvel or its associations/storyboards/avatars and is cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' views/interpretation).

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Gambit, the uncanny mutant of powers and acrobatics and energized motion for baton use and telepathic like skill, was moved by Professor X at the Institute for gifted mutants to seek-out some capitalism roads fencing for modern securities in a time of terrorists and pirates (Facebook-like).

PROFESSOR X: Good auto view, Gambit friend.

GAMBIT: Me got this rented 'classic' auto for a jaunt to a defense spot for evils.

PROFESSOR X: It's all American, Gambit, and perhaps you'll engage enemies.

GAMBIT: The evil Magneto, with his bad magnets, won't predict my coming, sir.

PROFESSOR X: That's good news for what I'm ordering for a Homeland process!

GAMBIT: I think Magneto blogged online he'd terrorize Southwest diners, sir.

PROFESSOR X: Make this road trip some adjective for all things jardiniere, ok.

GAMBIT: Cool (Selfie-like!).

WAITRESS: Thanks for the rescue, Gambit man!

GAMBIT: Well, me knew Magneto would surface, somewhere in Southwest, ok.

WAITRESS: Maybe you come to my pad for some chicken-pie, good hero man?

GAMBIT: I can use your laptop/WiFi to write to Professor X of this good honor?

WAITRESS: Facebook-like.

MAGNETO: Damn that Professor and his army of hero mutants with patriot-IQ.

TOAD: We've got our own legion of bad folks for Homeland hellmouth now, sir.

MAGNETO: Professor X and I were once friends, Toad man.

TOAD: That's quite a shock, Magneto...and I'm planning a NYC strike (office).

MAGNETO: So the war ensues...between forces of strength...and hyperbole.

TOAD: Selfie-like.

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)