Miss America
Marvel, Madeline Joyce Frank
- Also known as
While visiting a lighthouse during an electrical storm, Madeline Joyce was struck by a powerful electrical discharge. After spending a week in a coma, she woke to discover that she now possessed superhuman strength and durability, and had gained the ability to fly. She donned a costume and became the hero known as Miss America. Madeline Joyce married Robert Frank (The Whizzer) in the late 1940s. They had a mutant son, Robert Frank Jr. (Nuklo), but because he emitted dangerous levels of radiation, he was placed in suspended animation. Some time later, Madeline died while giving birth to a second stillborn baby. Her midwife, Bova, attempted to pass off twins who had been born days earlier as the couple's newborns. These twins would grow up to become Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver.
Appearances
- Marvel Mystery Comics #51 — 1944-01-00
- Miss America Comics #1 — 1944-05-08
- Marvel Mystery Comics #56 — 1944-06-00
- Marvel Mystery Comics #59 — 1944-10-00
- Miss America Magazine #3 — 1944-12-00
- Miss America Magazine #4 — 1945-01-00
- Marvel Mystery Comics #61 — 1945-01-00
- Miss America Magazine #5 — 1945-02-00
- Marvel Mystery Comics #62 — 1945-03-00
- Marvel Mystery Comics #68 — 1946-01-00
- Marvel Mystery Comics #69 — 1946-02-00
- Marvel Mystery Comics #70 — 1946-03-00
- Marvel Mystery Comics #71 — 1946-04-00
- Marvel Mystery Comics #72 — 1946-05-00
- Marvel Mystery Comics #75 — 1946-08-00
- All Select Comics #11 — 1946-10-00
- Marvel Mystery Comics #78 — 1946-11-00
- Marvel Mystery Comics #82 — 1947-05-00
- Marvel Super-Heroes #17 — 1968-11-00
- Marvel Super-Heroes #18 — 1969-01-00
- Giant-Size Avengers #1 — 1974-08-00
- The Invaders #5 — 1976-03-00
- Marvel Premiere #29 — 1976-04-00
- Marvel Premiere #30 — 1976-06-00
- The Avengers Annual #6 — 1976-11-00
- Spider-Man Comic #314 — 1979-03-14
- Spider-Man Comic #315 — 1979-03-21
- Spider-Man Comic #318 — 1979-04-11
- Spider-Man Comic #319 — 1979-04-18
- Spider-Man Comic #320 — 1979-04-25
- Captain America #285 — 1983-09-00
- Saga of the Sub-Mariner #6 — 1989-04-00
- The Invaders #1 — 1993-05-00
- The Invaders #2 — 1993-06-00
- The Invaders #3 — 1993-07-00
- The Invaders #4 — 1993-08-00
- Marvel Comics Presents #160 — 1994-08-05
- Timely Presents: All-Winners #[nn] — 1999-12-00
- Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Golden Age Marvel 2004 #[nn] — 2004-12-00
- Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Teams 2005 #[nn] — 2005-07-00
- Giant-Size Invaders #2 — 2005-12-00
- All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z #12 — 2007-02-00
- Marvel Comics 70th Anniversary Celebration Magazine #[nn] — 2009-04-29
- Marvel 70th Anniversary #[nn] — 2009-07-08
- Marvel Adventures The Avengers #37 — 2009-08-00
- Miss America Comics 70th Anniversary Special #1 — 2009-08-00
- Avengers / Invaders #[nn] — 2009-09-30
- Timely 70th Anniversary Collection #[nn] — 2010-01-06
- Women of Marvel: Celebrating Seven Decades #[nn] — 2010-07-28
- Avengers / Invaders #[nn] — 2010-08-04
- Captain America: Patriot #2 — 2010-11-00
- Thing: Liberty Legion #[nn] — 2011-06-22
- Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age All-Winners Comics #4 — 2011-11-16
- The Twelve #2 — 2012-10-03
- Captain America and Bucky: Old Wounds #[nn] — 2012-11-28
- Marvel Comics #1000 — 2019-10-00
- Women of Marvel #[nn] — 2021-00-00
- The Marvels #1 — 2021-06-00
- Captain America by Ta-Nehisi Coates #2 — 2022-06-00