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Julio: Before you idiots kill each other and rob the world of even more mutants, you should know, the Scarlet Witch just gave me back my powers. And—with our help—-she’s about to do the same for all the mutants who lost their powers on M-day.
— From Avengers: The Children’s Crusade #7 by Allan Heinberg, art by Jim Cheung
Jamie Madrox: Yeah, that’s my mutant thing. Any strong impact creates duplicates of me. I am a parade. I’m my own best friend… and the only drunk who an legitimately see double.
Rahne Sinclair: Some coffee I’ll be making you…
- From Madrox #1 by Peter David and Pablo Raimondi. September 2004.
Guido: Welcome back to the land of the living.
Jamie Madrox: How long was I out?
Guido: Seventeen years. The U.S. was bought by the Swiss. The national bird is now the cuckoo, but the chocolate’s better.
Jamie Madrox [to Rahne Sinclair]: How long was I out?
Rahne: Twenty Minutes.
Jamie Madrox: Okay.
Rhane: But it felt like seventeen years.
Jamie Madrox: Even better.
- From Madrox #1 by Peter David and Pablo Raimondi. September 2004.
X-Factor by Kevin Maguire
Monet: Um… did you forget something? Where’s Armando?
Jamie Madrox: Darwin’s fine. He just needed some time off. He’ll be back, don’t worry.
Monet: Never confuse mild interest with worry.
- From X-Factor, by Peter David and Leonard Kirk.
Madrox by Chris Samnee
Jamie Madrox: Uhm… Terry? You grabbing my butt?
Siryn: Noooooo.
Jamie Madrox: Tell me it’s not Shatterstar.
Shatterstsar: Actuallly, I’m pretty sure it’s your dupe.
Jamie Madrox: Okay, that’s just disturbing.
- From X-Factor #234. Written by Peter David, drawn by Leonard Kirk. June 2012.
Thor: What fools these mortals be.
Siryn: No argument here!
Jamie Madrox: Hey!
- from X-Factor #212. Written by Peter David, drawn by Emanuela Lupacchino. December 2010.
Guido: Madrox - quick thought. Don’t question the nice god with the big honkin’ hammer.
Jamie Madrox: Yeah, Guido, good safety tip.
- From X-Factor #212. Written by Peter David, art by Emanuela Lupacchino. December 2010.
Jamie Madrox: Okay, fine. What’s up, Ric?
Rictor: Well, two things. First: have you seen Shatterstar?
Jamie Madrox: You mean, like, naked?
Rictor: No, dumbbell. I mean around. This morning.
- From X-Factor #221. Written by Peter David, drawn by Emanuela Lupacchino. June 2011.
Add this to the evidence for my theory that Jamie Madrox has a thing for Shatterstar.
Jamie Madrox: Actually, it’s been my experience that the bad guys are too insufferably pleased with themselves to lie.
It’s the good guys you have to watch out for.
- From X-Factor #13. Written by Peter David, art by Pablo Raimondi. November 2006.
Reason that I love Shatterstar #641: Shatterstar meets Thor. Shatterstar likes Thor.
Actually, I believe Peter David stole the idea from the Doctor Who episode “Partners in Crime”, with Shatterstar in the place of Captain Jack. But that’s okay: steal from the best.
From X-Factor #211, with art by Emanuela Lupacchino; November 2010.
Jamie Madrox: [spurffles his drink]
Rictor: Could I get a towel here?
Jamie Madrox: You? …And Quicksilver?
Rictor: Man, ever since you went all noir, you’ve got, like, zero sense o’humor.
Jamie Madrox: So… it was a joke.
Rictor: ‘Course. Not that the guy/guy thing is… It’ s just that Pierto’s semi-evil, and… gimme a little credit, huh?
- From X-Factor #14. Written by Peter David, art by Pablo Raimondi.
Jamie: And now they both hate my guts.
Rictor: They’ll get over it, and hey, man… what a night you had. Right? I always say, if you’re gonna go down, go down in flames.
Jamie: I suppose.
Rictor: And speaking of going down…
Jamie: Shut up, Rictor, or I swear to God…
Rictor: Okay, okay, change the subject.
Jamie: Fine. So… I notice Quicksilver’s taken an interest in you lately. What up with that?
Rictor: Nothin’s “up”. Dude’s got a lot of interesting stuff to say, that’s all. Keeps talking ‘bout giving me my powers back. Not sure if that’s on the level, though. So I’ve been, y’know… feeling him out. Not big deal. It ain’t like I’m sleeping with him… Any more.
- From X-Factor #14. Written by Peter David, art by Pablo Raimondi.
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