Madrox Independent Duplicate

An autonomous duplicate spun off from Jamie Madrox the Multiple Man, this independent copy possesses its own identity separate from the original. Such duplicates can diverge mentally and emotionally from Madrox himself, giving them a life of their own among the street-level mutant world of Fallen Angels.

A curious footnote in Marvel's mutant mythology, Madrox Independent Duplicate stepped onto the scene in 1987's Fallen Angels #2, born from the creative team of Jo Duffy, Kerry Gammill, and Tom Palmer during comics' Copper Age. This offshoot figure shares the page with a fascinating roster of Marvel characters — including Roberto Da Costa, Warlock, and the enigmatic Ariel — placing them squarely in the offbeat, street-level corner of the mutant universe that Fallen Angels carved out so memorably. With appearances stretching across 34 years and a presence in the New Mutants Omnibus, this is a character for the dedicated collector who loves hunting the margins of Marvel's sprawling mutant tapestry.