Jack Duvall
CharacterJack Duvall is the infant son of Scott Duvall, the man who reinvents himself as the vigilante Powerplex. An innocent bystander to his father's obsessive vendetta against Invincible, the toddler is drawn into a scheme that ends in tragedy for his whole family.
Appearance
Barely past infancy, Jack takes clearly after his father, sharing the same short blonde hair and much of his face, while his eyes come down from his mother's side. He is usually seen bundled in a pale blue onesie.
Personality
As a child of his age, Jack behaves exactly as one would expect. He is happiest with his toys or in his mother's arms, but he startles easily and turns fussy, often bursting into tears whenever the adults around him let their anger boil over.
History
Jack was born to Scott and Becky Duvall after their marriage, still too young to travel when his father visited Chicago just before the catastrophic clash between Omni-Man and Invincible. As Scott spiraled into his revenge campaign, Becky backed him rather than pulling away, a choice that placed their son squarely in danger. Reinventing himself as Powerplex with energy-storage tech stolen from the G.D.A., Scott had Becky implant the devices in his body; one test discharge jolted Jack awake in his crib. When the plan to lure out Invincible stalled, Becky refused to flee with the boy, and the couple instead staged a phony hostage situation inside the very building where Scott had lost his sister and niece. Invincible arrived without realizing who the captives were. In the chaos of the fight, Powerplex seized the hero and loosed an uncontrolled burst of energy meant to kill him. Invincible endured it; Becky and Jack did not, both incinerated in the blast. The sight of their bodies shattered Scott, who once again laid the blame on Invincible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Scott Duvall in Invincible?
Scott Duvall is Jack Duvall's father, a man who reinvents himself as the vigilante turned villain Powerplex after losing his sister and niece in the battle between Omni-Man and Invincible.
Who is Becky Duvall in Invincible?
Becky Duvall is Jack Duvall's mother, who backs her husband Scott's revenge campaign against Invincible rather than pulling away from it.
What happens to Jack Duvall?
Jack Duvall dies as an infant when he and his mother Becky are accidentally incinerated by his father Powerplex's uncontrolled energy burst meant to kill Invincible.
How old was Jack Duvall when he died?
Jack Duvall was barely past infancy, still a toddler usually seen bundled in a pale blue onesie, when he died.
What does Jack Duvall look like?
Jack Duvall shares his father's short blonde hair and much of his face, while his eyes come from his mother's side of the family.
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