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Jean-Paul Duchamp

16 appearances · Copper/Modern Age · 1998–2023
Who is Jean-Paul Duchamp?

Jean-Paul Duchamp, nicknamed 'Frenchie,' is Marc Spector's loyal longtime friend and pilot who serves as a key ally in Moon Knight's war on crime, providing aerial support and steadfast companionship to the mercenary-turned-vigilante.

A steadfast presence in Marvel's lunar corner of the universe, Jean-Paul Duchamp made his debut in Moon Knight #1 in 1998, brought to life by the legendary Doug Moench and Tommy Lee Edwards. Over a remarkable 25-year stretch, this Modern Age figure has kept remarkable company — sharing pages with Moon Knight himself, Marlene Alraune, Marc Spector, and the villainous Black Spectre and Carson Knowles. Though his catalog appearances are select rather than sprawling, his longevity across a quarter-century speaks to a character with genuine staying power in one of Marvel's most atmospheric corners.

Hulk
#3
★ First appearance
Hulk #3
Jan 1979

Top series

Covers through the years — 1998–2023

Moon Knight #1 1998
Moon Knight #1
Moon Knight #25 2023
Moon Knight #25

Appearances

Hulk (1979)
#3
Spécial Strange (1975)
#27
Moon Knight (1983)
Strange (1970)
Moon Knight : La cité des morts (2024)
Iron Man : L'intégrale (2008)