ALTERNATE VERSIONS
In the Age of Apocalypse, Sinister manipulated several test subjects after the fall of Apocalypse, creating his Sinister Six. Cloak and Dagger were seen among the Sinister Six when they confronted the X-Men.
Over ten years later, Weapon Omega had risen in the place of Apocalypse and his geneticists created the Black Legion. Containing a number of fused and altered super-beings, the Legion included a glowing figure named White Cloak, either based on Tyrone or an altered version of Tyrone himself.
Tandy Bowen was student council president at Midtown High School in the Ultimate Universe, and a reoccurring background character in Peter Parker's life. She met Tyrone Johnson, head of the student council at Forest Hills High, during a national retreat and the two began dating. They intended to attend prom together, but a car crash left them gravely injured.
The teenagers fell into comas for several months. The RoXXon Brain Trust acquired them as test subjects and used them for experiments in dark matter, causing the couple to awaken with superhuman powers. As Cloak and Dagger, they encountered Miles Morales as Spider-Man while they pursued a vendetta on RoXXon. After Galactus' attack on Earth, they joined the All-New Ultimates with Miles, Black Widow, Kitty Pryde, and another of RoXXon's experiments named Bombshell.
In Earth X, Dagger grew old after the death of Cloak. She didn't forgive herself for his passing and lived on the street with his old cloak to keep her company. The remaining members of Power Pack 
attempted to take the cloak from her, only to be swallowed in its dark folds. The reborn Mar-Vell approached Tandy and gave her comfort. Since he existed both on Earth and in the Realm of the Dead, Mar-Vell could tell Tandy that Tyrone was safe and thought of her often. Mar-Vell took up the burden of the cloak for his own quest, and this allowed Dagger to move past Cloak's death, somehow regaining her youth and light powers and she did so.
In the House of M, Cloak was a close associate of Luke Cage and a member of his underground resistance to Magneto and mutant rule. Cloak's teleporting powers made him integral to the guerrilla tactics used by Cage against the humans' oppressors. When Wolverine and the other heroes who remembered the original reality surfaced, Cloak and Cage assisted them in a strike against the House of Magnus that forced Wanda Maximoff out into the open and ultimately reversed her reality warp.
A time-travelling villain named Chronok staged a massive assault on the Heroic Age, wiping out over 90% of Earth's superhumans in a matter of hours. Cloak was killed in the early stages of the assault while Dagger met up with the few surviving and obscure superhumans like Darkhawk, 
Speedball, X-23, Gravity, Sleepwalker, and Terror. In a fight with Chronok they stole his chronometer and decided to jump into the future to prevent his attack from ever happening. This "League of Losers" arrived in the year 2099 a month before the chronometer indicated Chronok first departed his timeline. They joined forces with Mutant 2099 and the disembodied brain of Reed Richards to prepare for Chronok's attack. The group was successful in preventing the future despot from stealing Reed's chronometer in the first place, thus undoing his strike on their timeline. Unfortunately, this meant that the League were now "temporal orphans", doubles of their present day counterparts who continued to exist in the Heroic Age now that Chronok's attack never took place. Dagger and the others made a new life for themselves in the future, and Tandy grew closer to the team's chosen leader, Darkhawk.
In the Mutant X universe, Cloak and Dagger were members of an underground society of mutants known as the Outcasts, similar to the Morlocks. Their interactive mutation reached the point where Cloak's body was failing and he wanted to die, but Dagger absorbed Tyrone and his powers into herself. This caused him to live on inside her, and the partners became as shadow and light cohabitated in one being. Dagger led the Outcasts in capturing Gambit of the Six, who had once betrayed them to an unknown assailant, in events that seemed similar to the Morlock Massacre. His teammate Bloodstorm challenged Dagger's authority and so the two women faced off in a duel for Gambit's fate, mirroring the fight Storm once had with Callisto. Bloodstorm won and Dagger tried to end her life, as Cloak's suicidal urges still existed within her. The other Outcasts refused to let the symbiotic duo die, however, and pulled them away into the darkness.
Several versions of Cloak and Dagger existed in the Domains of Battleworld. In Arachnia, Tyrone could generate dark energy daggers while his sister Tandy had light-based teleportation powers. They attended the Victor von Doom School for Gifted Youths until learning the students’ final exam involved killing each other to weed out potential threats to Doom. Tyrone and his sister then led an uprising among the students. In the Domain of Inferno, Cloak and Dagger were members of the X-Men, constantly guarding against the demons of the 
Goblin Queen. In the Warzone, the war over the Superhuman Registration Act ended differently. A self-destruct device at the Negative Zone prison 42 threatened all the combatants. Cloak teleported everyone he could back to Earth, but he couldn’t fully swallow the explosion. Dagger and numerous other heroes died, and the blast emanating from Cloak’s portal became a scar, miles wide, that cut the nation in two. In the Regency, Dagger was one of the underground heroes of S.H.I.E.L.D. who joined Hawkeye and Mockingbird, fighting against the Regent’s control of super-beings.
In Heroes Reborn 2021, Cloak and Dagger were members of the Redeemers, an organized resistance against the police state of President Coulson and the Squadron Supreme of America. While fighting the covert Squadron Savage, Cloak was abducted by Elektra and subjected to behavior modification. He now believed he and Dagger had been members of the Squadron until the Redeemers killed Tandy. In a reunion bout, Cloak and the Squadron Savage attacked the Redeemers and Dagger, in her new identity as Moonglow. Tandy tried to free Cloak’s mind but failed. Elektra’s team succeeded in assassinating the Redeemers’ patron, Kang the Conqueror, and soon Cloak and Moonglow were both B-Mod’ed and on Squadron Savage’s next roster.
