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Who Is Mlle. Marie? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Mlle. Marie (DC Comics): Josephine Tautin is the Black Queen's Knight of Checkmate and Mademoiselle Marie, the premiere espionage heroine of France.

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Mlle. Marie is a DC Comics comic book character, the alter ego of Josephine Isabel Tautin, with over 21 comic issue appearances. Josephine Tautin is the Black Queen's Knight of Checkmate and Mademoiselle Marie, the premiere espionage heroine of France.

Who is Mlle. Marie?

Origin Job comes first Born in France , Josephine Tautin had no siblings. Both of her parents were dead by the time she turned twenty-one, at which time she was recruited into France's Directorate-General of External Security. She excelled in her courses and training despite having the occasional bouts of insubordination. She became a decorated field operative with such experiences as spending three years on an undercover assignment in north Africa . Eventually, she fell in love with a man named Thierry Desmarais, and he loved her as well. He even asked her to marry him. However, during the same time, she was being recruited by Madame Sabin Roth, who was the latest bearer of the name Mademoiselle Marie . She was prepared to pass on that name to Josephine, if Josephine could forfeit all else to commit to the responsibility to France it came with.

Key facts

Mlle. Marie is of human origin and first appeared in "Čovek koji je ubio madomoazel Mari". The character is published by DC Comics. With 21 recorded issue appearances, Mlle. Marie ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Mlle. Marie?

Josephine Tautin is the Black Queen's Knight of Checkmate and Mademoiselle Marie, the premiere espionage heroine of France.

What is Mlle. Marie's real name?

Mlle. Marie's real identity is Josephine Isabel Tautin.

When did Mlle. Marie first appear?

Mlle. Marie first appeared in "Čovek koji je ubio madomoazel Mari".

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