Editing Rogue (Marvel Comics) (section)

=== Real name ===
For the first two decades of the character's existence, Rogue's real name was unrevealed; in ''X-Men'' #24 (Sept. 1993), she tries to reveal it to [[Gambit (Marvel Comics)|Gambit]] while on a date, but he stops her. The first media to give Rogue a real name was the [[20th Century Fox]] film ''[[X-Men (film)|X-Men]]'', released in the year 2000, in which her first name was "Marie" (with the official novelization of the film giving her surname as "D'Ancanto"). ''X-Treme X-Men'' #31 (Nov. 2003) has Rogue use the name "Anna Raven" while living a civilian life, a joint reference to actress [[Anna Paquin]], who played Rogue in the film series, and to her foster mother Mystique, whose real name is Raven Darkholme.

These two names were combined to create Rogue's real name, which was finally established as "Anna Marie" in issue #2 of her 2004 ongoing series.<ref name="GoingRogue"/> The name was subsequently listed in Rogue's profile in the ''X-Men 2005'' issue of the ''[[Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe]]''<ref name="AnnaMarie">{{Cite comic| writer = Moreels, Eric J.| cowriters = Ronald Byrd, Marc-Oliver Frisch ''et al''.| colorist = [[Chris Sotomayor|Sotomayor, Chris]]| editor = Grünwald, Jennifer| title = Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: X-Men 2005| date = November 2005| publisher = [[Marvel Comics]]| location = [[New York City]]}}</ref> and has been consistently used to refer Rogue both by other characters and by Rogue herself ever since.

Rogue's surname remains unknown; alternate-universe versions of the character have used the name "Anna Raven" (''Exiles'' #99, Oct. 2007) and "Anna Marie Darkholme" (''Secrets of the House of M'', Jul. 2005). Chris Claremont used the name "Anna Marie Raven" in reference to Rogue in [[Diegesis|non-diegetic]] establishing text in ''X-Men Forever: Alpha'' (May, 2009).