Who is Madelyne Pryor? Mutant has a strong relationship with one of Marvel’s most powerful mutants

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Following its own trail of success, X-Men ’97 presented the third chapter of the first season this Wednesday (27). Guided by revelations with touches of horror, the episode introduced one of Marvel’s most iconic characters, Madelyne Pryor.

Right at the beginning of Fire Made Flesh We have already discovered that the “imposter” identical to Jean Gray is, in fact, her clone made by none other than Sinister. The character has lived with the X-Men for a long period and for both of them it is not clear when the switch was made, only that the real heroine was far from the Xavier Institute until that moment.

Knowing the truth, Nathan Summers is, in fact, Madelyne’s son and his existence is part of the villain’s evil plans. The child, for those who don’t know, will become Cable – a mutant who has already made major appearances in X-Men: The Animated Series and on the big screen was in Deadpool 2.

First seen in the comics in 1983, in the publication Uncanny X-Men #168, the character’s trajectory is somewhat different. She appears after Jean’s death as a Phoenix and is welcomed by Scott, who is struck by the great similarities with his ex. Even though he is suspicious because he cannot read the woman’s mind, Professor X does not interfere in the relationship.

After getting pregnant, she goes through some setbacks. After the birth of Nat…

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