Chapters tagged invisible woman

by Zeebop

Chapter 11

Putting her bra on was enough to make Sue Storm's nipples hard. She pulled her panties up too hard and had to bite back a moan. It was like a low-level fever beneath her skin, ready to break through at any moment. When she was doing the laundry, she found herself leaning against...

by Zeebop

Chapter 8

Sue Storm ran her fingers over the spot that had once been a hole in her left thigh. The injury had healed with incredible rapidity, and even the scab had shrunk, with no trace yet of a scar. With a little luck, and if she avoided picking at it, the wound might not even leave muc...

by Zeebop

Chapter 9

It was a former pork packing plant. Sue Storm would have been a fool not to check it out ahead of time. Yet all was quiet, calm. No red flags in the ownership. No strange radiation signatures. Only a single lifesign, in the main office area. She surveyed the area on foot, invisib...

by Zeebop

Chapter 8

Sue Storm drank a glass of warm milk just before bed. Her special milk. When Reed and the others had gotten back, she'd offered to let them try it, but all of them had turned up their nose at the idea. Even the children. Not that Sue had pushed too hard. The bottles had kept comi...

by Zeebop

Chapter 9

The Fantastic Four was back in action. Sue Storm was healthy, fully recovered from her injury, and nearly bursting with energy. Reed Richards was surprised how often she dragged him away from his lab at night, and didn't let him return to his work until she was satisfied. Her hai...

by Zeebop

Chapter 10

Sue Storm realized something was wrong when a duck fell up past her window, and the Organic Nut Milk she was attempting to drink almost floated up out of the glass. Moments later, every object and person not nailed to the floor began to rise. The Invisible Woman, who had spent m...

by Zeebop

Chapter 7

Her stomach rumbled. Sue Storm was no stranger to the occasional hunger pang; her entire adult life had basically been on a diet. A sip of Porkum's milk apparently stimulated her appetite a little. Nothing wrong with that, she was hurt...she needed a healthy appetite, to eat well...

by Zeebop

Chapter 6

Sue Storm didn't need any more bonbons. Yet she was surprised to see that the small pink box from Mr. Porkum in today's mail had nothing edible in it. Instead, she opened the box to find a small, tasteful pair of pink panties, the material solid, with some kind of absorbent linin...

by Zeebop

Chapter 5

The Invisible Woman licked her lips. There was something about the creamy center of the bonbon that triggered a taste-memory she couldn't place. Something ever so subtly off about them. Bitter. Ammoniac. Trying to tease out that flavor was like trying to distinguish the terroir o...

by Zeebop

Chapter 6

The Invisible Woman tossed and turned all night. Her feast had unocked strange dreams. In a clean, white kitchen, an immense pink pig-man stirred a massive cauldron of chocolate. Sue was dressed in a sheer white shift, the kind she hadn't worn in years, since before the children...

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Chapter 7

Wounded, with an unknown biological substance digesting in her stomach, Sue Storm could be forgiven if she went on the defensive. Locked the Baxter Building down, called for help. That would have been the rational course of action. Yet the Invisible Woman was not feeling very rat...

by Zeebop

Chapter 8

Invisible fields cushioned her step. Picking locks was easy, when she could make the outer portions of the lock invisible and manipulate the tumblers with invisible picks. Silent and unseeable as the night itself, Sue Storm slipped into Porkum's hideout utterly undetected....

by Zeebop

Chapter 9

A silent alarm began to flash as soon as the Invisible Woman entered the building. Porkum raised his small, dark eyes as a screen on the wall showed where the intruder was. Doom had expected something like this, and the alarm system the Latverian dictator had installed included u...

by Zeebop

Chapter 10

"You absolute...pig!" Sue Storm said in disgust as she stared at the limp pink phallus that hung from the hole in the wall. She didn't need to turn the wall invisible to know what it was. A part of Sue wanted her reaction to be more visceral reaction—for her stomach to churn, or...

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Chapter 11

It was the smell that seemed to wrap itself around her brain. The Invisible Woman found her eyes drawn to the swollen, ugly, inhuman masculine organ. Unlovely to look upon. Disgusting, really, as the ropey white strings of thick, viscous man-goo like jelly oozed out of the tip to...

by Zeebop

Chapter 12

The drop burned on her tongue. Sue Storm shuddered, eyes rolled up in her head. She sat there on her knees, barely able to keep the invisible clamp tight on Porkum's priapic prick as her brain went blank. Her cunt convulsed, a spasm that went past pure pleasure and into some unkn...

by Zeebop

Chapter 13

The snore woke Sue Storm up. Porkum's snout quivered in the darkened room, lit only by the silent porn playing on the massive screen. The Invisible Woman blinked blearily, her mouth and jaw sore, something warm and thick filling her mouth. Instinctively, she slurped, and a thick...

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Chapter 14

Reed called it the Multi-Dimensional Health Analytic Chamber. Johnny called it 'the Probulator.' As Sue Storm stripped down and stepped into the chamber, she admitted her brother had a point. The device was originally designed to decontaminate and analyze the Fantastic Four after...

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Chapter 15

The Invisible Woman paused at H.E.R.B.I.E.'s question. She had prepared herself to apprehend Porkum, but hadn't thought beyond that. Normally, she would let S.H.I.E.L.D. handle dangerous villains. The Fantastic Four's holding cells at the Baxter Building were for emergencies—like...

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Chapter 16

He was dangerous. So very, very dangerous. Not in the way Galactus or Doctor Doom was; not a physical threat in the sense that he could end her life. Sue Storm was pretty sure she could kill Porkum from here with her powers, with barely a thought. No, Porkum was an existential t...