(Issue #50 was followed by issue #200 in one of Marvel’s renumbering schemes, so the actual number of issues on sale is 121, counting the Madrox series and other specials.) David returns This miniseries was the prelude to the ongoing “X-Factor” series that began in 2005.ĭavid does a nice job here of further exploring Jamie Madrox, a character he previously wrote in his 1990s association with the “X-Factor” team.Įxcerpts from the reviews of the series through issue #206 are below the series ran through issue #262. Inspired by film noir tropes, in this mini-series, Madrox has to investigate the death of one of his duplicates. The dupes represent different aspects of Jamie’s personality, and as such, don’t always behave exactly how he thinks they might. Because the Multiple Man can go in so many directions, he often has a hard time choosing just one. Madrox, a former member of the government superhero team X-Factor, can create duplicates of himself, and often sends them out to learn new things before he re-absorbs them, along with what they’ve learned. Peter David and Pablo Raimondi tell the story of Jamie Madrox, the Multiple Man, and his detective agency in Mutant Town in this miniseries originally released under the “Marvel Knights” imprint in 2004.
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