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Everyone has to have a beginning. When was Jamie Madrox born?

September 7, 1953. His first appearance was in February of 1975 making him 21.

In what comic book did Jamie Madrox first appear?

Fantastic Four. His first appearance was in "Fantastic Four" Giant-Sized Annual #4.

When the new "X-Factor" team came together in issue #71, what did Jamie do at the end?

He was killed.. It ended up being one of his duplicates. He then discovered that he couldn't reabsorb a dead duplicate back into his body.

Jamie's mutant power allows him to create duplicates of himself and control them telepathically. What's the most amount of "dupes" he can create and control at a time?

19. His upper limit, including himself, is 20, however, if a duplicate is on its own long enough, it can take on its own identity and create another 19 of its own.

Which fellow "X-Factor" teammate ends up being Jamie's best friend?

Strong Guy. Their senses of humor drew the pair together for many wisecracks throughout the series.

What is Jamie's greatest fear?

Being alone. When talking with the psychiatrist, Doc Samson, Jamie reveals that he acts how he does so to get attention. That helps him know he's not alone.

Jamie contracts the lethal Legacy Virus in "X-Factor" issue #91. How does he get it?

Saving the life of an infected mutant. He gave CPR to a drowning mutate who had escaped from the labs on Genosha.

Jamie's greatest moral dilemma came when he had to kill another mutant to save his own life. Who did he kill?

Mellancamp. He created a duplicate inside of Mellancamp which caused the villain to explode in issue #92.

The mutant terrorist Haven claimed to be able to cure Madrox of the Legacy Virus. Who gave her the okay to try to cure him?

Havok. Haven had cured Wolfsbane previously, but when she tried to cure Madrox, she ended up killing him.

What is written underneath his name on Jamie's tombstone?

Gone Too Soon. Shed no tears for Jamie Madrox, for while one Madrox may die, many more live. He reappeared in later issues of "X-Factor", then "X-Men", and in 2004 had his own mini-series.