Everything You Need to Know About Invisible Woman in Marvel Rivals

Marvel Rivals continues to bring together legendary heroes and villains from across the Marvel Universe, and among its most powerful and versatile characters is Sue Storm, aka Invisible Woman. As a founding member of the Fantastic Four, Sue has been a pillar of the Marvel Universe since the very beginning.

With her incredible force fields, invisibility, and tactical brilliance, Invisible Woman is far more than just the team’s "heart"—she is one of the most powerful and underrated heroes in Marvel Comics. In Marvel Rivals, Sue brings her defensive abilities and hard-hitting offense to the battlefield, making her an exciting character for those who enjoy controlling the fight with precision and intelligence.

This article explores Invisible Woman’s origins, powers, and role in Marvel Rivals, giving fans a complete look at one of Marvel’s most essential heroes.

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Who is Invisible Woman?

Sue Storm first appeared in Fantastic Four #1 (1961), created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. As one of the original Marvel superheroes, she has evolved from a supporting role to one of the most complex and powerful women in comics.

Originally portrayed as the team’s caretaker, Sue has since been redefined as the Fantastic Four’s true powerhouse, capable of standing alongside Marvel’s greatest heroes. With her force fields strong enough to block cosmic threats and her mastery of invisibility, she is both a defender and a deadly fighter when needed.

As the matriarch of Marvel’s first family, she balances heroism with her personal life, serving as both a mother, a leader, and a protector of reality itself.

Character Lore

The Birth of the Fantastic Four

Sue Storm, along with her brother Johnny Storm, her future husband Reed Richards, and their close friend Ben Grimm, was exposed to cosmic radiation during a space mission. Instead of killing them, the radiation altered their physiology, granting them incredible powers.

• Reed became Mr. Fantastic, with the ability to stretch his body to extreme lengths.
• Johnny became the Human Torch, able to generate and control fire.
• Ben became the Thing, a powerhouse covered in unbreakable rock.
• Sue gained the powers of invisibility and force field projection, later proving to be the most versatile and powerful of them all.

The Evolution of Sue Storm

Initially, Sue’s abilities were seen as more support-based, with her invisibility helping the team in stealth situations. However, over time, writers expanded her powers, making her a formidable force in battle. She eventually became one of the Fantastic Four’s strongest members, capable of holding back cosmic threats, taking on Doctor Doom, and even controlling black holes.

Her force fields make her an unmatched defensive tactician, but she has also proven she is more than willing to go on the offensive—crushing enemies with force constructs and cutting through steel with razor-sharp energy barriers.

The Heart of the Fantastic Four

Beyond her powers, Sue is the emotional and moral center of the Fantastic Four. She has held the team together through Reed’s obsession with science, Johnny’s recklessness, and Ben’s personal struggles. She is a leader, a strategist, and one of Marvel’s most respected heroes.

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Invisible Woman’s Powers and Abilities in Marvel Rivals

Invisibility

Sue’s primary ability allows her to turn herself and others completely invisible, bending light around them. This ability makes her one of the best stealth-based heroes in Marvel history.

Force Fields

Sue’s force field projection is her most powerful ability, allowing her to:

• Create impenetrable shields that can withstand planetary destruction.
• Generate energy constructs, shaping barriers into weapons, platforms, or protective domes.
• Crush enemies by forming force bubbles inside their bodies and expanding them (something she only does in extreme cases).

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Invisible Woman’s Story in Marvel Rivals

With Manhattan trapped in eternal night and overrun by vampires, Invisible Woman—barely had time to rest. After an argument with H.E.R.B.I.E., she learned he had defied orders and left the Baxter Building to help his new friend, Tony Stark’s AI, F.R.I.D.A.Y., who had crashed inside a damaged Stark Sentinel. Sue set out to retrieve him, fighting off vampires along the way. With the unexpected help of Doctor Strange’s ghostly do, Bats, and a swarm of Spider-Bots, she discovered Chronovium energy seemingly repairing the damaged Sentinel, hinting at a larger mystery.

Despite the danger, H.E.R.B.I.E. succeeded in preserving F.R.I.D.A.Y.’s memories, proving his worth as more than just a machine. Sue realized they had underestimated his potential and, more importantly, his place in their family. As she cloaked them both in invisibility for a safe return, she promised to convince Reed to give H.E.R.B.I.E. a few upgrades—though, as the little robot quipped, perhaps just a few lasers would do.

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Essential Invisible Woman Comics

For those looking to explore Invisible Woman’s most important stories, here are some must-read comics:

Fantastic Four (1961) by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby

• This is the original story that introduced Sue Storm and the Fantastic Four, establishing her as Marvel’s first female superhero.

Fantastic Four: The Trial of Reed Richards (1980) by John Byrne

• Sue takes a leading role in this story, proving she is one of the team’s strongest and most independent members.

Fantastic Four: Unthinkable (2003) by Mark Waid & Mike Wieringo

• This series showcases Sue’s strength as a mother and a warrior, as she goes head-to-head with Doctor Doom after he attacks her children.

Invisible Woman (2019) by Mark Waid & Mattia De Iulis

• This solo series explores Sue’s time as a secret agent, proving her skills as a spy, strategist, and elite fighter.

Invisible Woman is not just the heart of the Fantastic Four—she is one of the most powerful and strategic heroes in the Marvel Universe. Her ability to blend invisibility, telekinetic-like force fields, and high-level tactics makes her a perfect addition to Marvel Rivals, allowing players to control the battlefield in unique and creative ways.

Whether you’re blocking attacks, launching enemies with force waves, or vanishing into thin air, Sue Storm proves that being invisible has never been more powerful.