Duplication (self) – The character can create duplicate bodies of themselves. Not the ability to make duplicates of other objects and/or other persons. Duplication of others and/or one’s self is also known as Copying, Copying, Duplication, Form Duplication, Multi-Body, Multiplication, Multiplicity, and Replication.
Literary Critique of Duplication (self)
In Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom #12 (Gold Key), Doctor Solar shows he can make duplicates of himself when needed.
Duo Damsel (DC) can turn from one person into two (DC Who’s Who #7).
Image comics has Dupli-Kate (The Official Handbook of the Invincible Universe #1).
Duplicate Man (DC) makes a one shot appearance in World’s Finest V1 #106.
The Engineer (Wildstorm) makes duplicates of herself in Authority V1 #18 and then almost never uses this power again!
Jamie Madrox (Marvel) can turn into an army of duplicates (X-Factor V1 #146).
Multiplex (DC) can make identical copies of himself but also smaller copies of himself (DC Who’s Who #16).
Reprise (Dakotaverse) can make an unlimited number of duplicates of himself (Milestone Media Universe Card Set).
The Impossibles (Hanna-Barbera) included Multiman, who could make copies of himself.
Amber LeRoux (Wildstorm) – Gen13 V4 #26
Berbalang – D&D 4th Edition – Monster Manual 1
Ditto – Ben 10
Dr. Eisenstein – Unknown Worlds #22 (ACG)
Protean Scourge – D&D 3.5 – Monster Manual III
Preak (Marvel) is a Panspermians that duplicates when hit i.e. transform kinetic energy into duplicates in Annihilation – Super Skrull #3.
Squirrel Girl (Marvel) makes a duplicate of herself in The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Beats up the Marvel Universe.
Copy-Cat can turn into multiple copies in the Venture Bros universe.
Manifold (Image) – Noble Causes #16
Imperium – The Vine Imperative V3 (2016) – Page 67
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