Chapters tagged sue storm

by Zeebop

Chapter 7

The Invisible Woman did not need a Spider-Sense to feel Miles Morales' eyes on her ass. Speed's eyes caught every jiggle of her breasts. The Patriot sat with his hands underneath the desk during the whole presentation. Amadeus Cho clicked something on his smart glasses, the hu...

by Zeebop

Chapter 8

It was almost frightening how efficient a handful of young, aggressively horny male superheroes could be, with a clear goal and a little bit of incentive. Patriot worked the ground game, identifying dealers. Amadeus Cho traced the network, mapping burner cell phones and GPS track...

by Zeebop

Chapter 6

There was an oyster bar, not far from the fish market. One of those places in New York where there might have been an oyster bar for any time in the last two hundred years. Sue Storm was incognito, grey hoodie and sunglasses over her Fantastic Four costume, enjoying a dozen on th...

by Zeebop

Chapter 7

"A strapping young Atlantean man," Dr. Stone said. "And you found him naked?" "Oh, stop," Sue said. "He has a slit that it retracts into, and I got him a pair of swim trunks as soon as possible. He's just...lost, and lonely." "Well, I approve," the psychiatrist said. "In fact,...

by Zeebop

Chapter 5

It started small. Spider-Man swung by the Baxter Building to consult Reed about a sonic disruptor that would detect symbiotes disguised as regular clothing or costumes. Sue Storm waved at him as he headed for the lab, and he waved back—but she noticed, in a way perhaps she had n...

by Zeebop

Chapter 6

"So Spider-Man and his wife are trying to get pregnant," Dr. Stone said. "And how are you helping with that?" The psychiatrist's question caught Sue Storm off guard. She had expected some opprobrium when she confessed her harmless fantasies. That was as far as she had gotten in...

by Zeebop

Chapter 7

Early on in their acquaintance, the Invisible Woman had learned the difference between Spider-Man's spider-sense and Daredevil's radar sense. Daredevil always knew where she was, whether Sue was invisible or not. Spider-Man only knew where she was if she was a threat. Standing qu...

by Zeebop

Chapter 6

"...just one of those silly little fleeting fantasies," Sue Storm said, and took a sip of her tea. Dr. Stone, dressed rather demurely today all in black, sipped her own tea. The psychiatrist craned her head back a little, as if trying to focus on a point three inches behind the...

by Zeebop

Chapter 4

Once, down in Florida, Sue Storm had lounged with her feet in the warm waters of a little inlet. She watched the sun go down, listened to the sounds of the semi-tropical forest around her. Somewhere, Reed and Johnny and Ben were making dinner. Then, something brushed her feet. Th...

by Zeebop

Chapter 5

"A body swap?" Bertha said. In the laboratory of the Baxter Building, the Great Lakes Avenger (or whatever they were calling themselves these days) was in her heavy form, about six hundred pounds. As tall as Sue, but padded about in every dimension with masses of superhumanly de...

by Zeebop

Chapter 3

Memories flashed through Sue's mind—the Puppet Master, Psychoman, so many other villains who had some kind of mind control, telepathy, or hypnotism gimmick—and she politely demurred. "I would prefer not to. I've had some bad experiences with such things," Sue said with what she...

by Zeebop

Chapter 4

"I want to overcome my gag reflex!" Sue Storm blurted out. Immediately after she said it, the Invisible Woman covered her mouth with her hand. She fought the sudden urge to go invisible, just disappear from view, pretend she wasn't even here. The heroine couldn't believe she'd j...

by Zeebop

Chapter 5

When Sue Storm was the Invisible Girl, she had attempted to use her powers to overcome her gag reflex. The result had been a chipped tooth, an expensive dental visit to fix same, and a to eat hot dogs and bananas that lasted until her first pregnancy cravings. Which i...

by Zeebop

Chapter 4

"I want more control over my powers," Sue Storm admitted. "Fine control. Theoretically, I should be able to use my powers for surgery. If I can make an invisible knife to throw at people, I can make an invisible scalpel. But I really struggle with such fine manipulation. It takes...

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Chapter 5

In the privacy of her own room, Sue Storm stared at a plate with an entire ham. It was full of holes. The Invisible Woman panted. Her vision swam. Sweat dripped down her face. The back and sides of her head were tense, and she had to bite her lip to make the ham in front of her...

by Zeebop

Chapter 3

"I...ugh..." The Invisible Woman slumped in her chair. Moonstone allowed herself a slight grin of satisfaction. A microgravitic fluctuation had created a brief hydrostatic pulse in Susan Storm's brain; not unlike a boxer's punch inducing a knockout...without the punch. A level o...

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Chapter 4

The Invisible Woman stepped out of her appointment and back into the flow of her normal life. She road a forcefield above the bustling traffic of New York City. Waved at Spider-Man as he swung past. Arrived back at Four Freedoms Plaza in time to get the kids their afternoon snack...

by Zeebop

Chapter 5

On the other side of the city, Moonstone lay in her bed. Eyes closed. Focused on a tiny sliver of herself far away. The posthypnotic suggestion was working. She could sense Sue Storm's frustration. Her arousal. All she needed was a little push. Sue Storm held out against the inc...

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Chapter 6

Sue Storm wore a jacket and sneakers over her Fantastic Four costume; as long as she kept the Fantastic Four symbol on her chest from view, she looked like anyone else walking to or from the gym. Doctor Stone was dressed...more provocatively. A light, pale gold blouse that fell f...

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Chapter 4

The Moloids were revolting. One of the brighter ones had, somehow, come across a holographic projector which provided a very life-like three-dimensional image of Karl Marx, reciting *Das Kapital* in a bold, strong voice, in both German and English. The Revolution had started app...