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Created by writer/editor Len Wein, [3] he first appeared in Giant-Size Fantastic Four #4 (February 1975). [4] A mutant with the ability to create instant duplicates of himself, Madrox was mainly a minor or supporting character until his appearance in the 1987 miniseries Fallen Angels.
Madrox, Rictor, and an accompanying Layla Miller were alerted to the Xavier Mansion by Emma Frost after the first mutant birth since M-Day. Madrox and Layla were sent to Forge's headquarters to send two dupes into different alternate realities.
Madrox is a mutant who can create duplicates of himself upon physical impact. Learn about his origin, powers, major story arcs and appearances in various X-Men teams and titles.
Unlike other mutants whose powers manifest at puberty, Jamie Madrox’s abilities appeared at his birth. Able to duplicate himself through kinetic energy, Jamie grows up to become Multiple Man, joining heroic teams such as the X-Men and X-Factor. He also establishes the mutant detective agency, X-Factor Investigations.
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- The Longest Night: X-Factor Volume 2 #1-6. The opening arc of Peter David's new "X-Factor" ongoing series showed X-Factor Investigations as an expanded force, adding Siryn, M, Layla Miller and the now de-powered Julio Rictor.
- Multiple Choices: MadroX #1-5. This mini-series by Peter David and Pablo Raimondi pulled off the ultimate upset. It did so well sales-wise that Peter David was given a brand-new "X-Factor" series!
- Time Off/Overtime: X-Factor Volume 2 #40-50. Things ended so badly in the previous issue that Jamie had to split from the rest of X-Factor Investigations and he went on a soul-searching journey which ultimately takes him into the future where he meets Layla Miller, who has grown into a woman after her adventure through time with him (during "Messiah Complex" a year earlier).
- Multiple Birth: X-Factor Volume 2 #39. Jamie Madrox and Theresa "Siryn" Cassidy were having a baby together, as the couple who almost were during "Fallen Angels" were now firmly a couple, despite some missteps like Jamie not telling her that X-Factor Investigations had been doing work for Val Cooper and the government.
Although Jamie Madrox and Monoxide Child are considered the core of Twiztid, various members have been associated with the duo as backing musicians. The first incarnation of their backing band was named The Wickedness.
Browse the Marvel comic series Madrox (2004 - 2005). Check out individual issues, and find out how to read them!
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