Chapters tagged sue storm

by Zeebop

Chapter 6

_On second thought_, the Invisible Woman said to herself. _Maybe it would be better if I invited Mae to meet me somewhere? Not here, not at her home or place of business. A club, bar, or restaurant. Something nice and social. Neutral ground. Get reacquainted somewhere the paparaz...

by Zeebop

Chapter 7

Sue Storm cursed softly under her breath as the call ended. She needed a dress. A sexy dress. Quickly. Going back to the Baxter Building wasn't an option; she didn't want to answer the questions that her friends and family would ask if they saw the Invisible Woman exit the buildi...

by Zeebop

Chapter 8

For a woman used to being invisible, Sue Storm felt very exposed as she stepped into the club. The Vanishing Point was one of those arty, exclusive little clubs that catered to the rich and, Sue saw immediately, the lightly perverted. While the entrance doors and walls were perf...

by Zeebop

Chapter 9

Hank Pym accidentally caused a Cosmic Cascade where the Microverse and the universe switched scales. Sue Storm wasn't entirely sure what that meant, only that it involved a 72-hour hunt across all of creation for "Pym Anti-Particles" and that Franklin saved the day by creating a...

by Zeebop

Chapter 10

Sue Storm played the clip for Reed, Johnny, and Ben; they had, over the course of a career full of wardrobe malfunctions and invisibility fluctuations, seen her at least this naked multiple times. Mae sat in the back, with a visitor's badge over her blue dress, to provide histori...

by Zeebop

Chapter 6

Mae Milton's business phone was listed on their website. Sue Storm went down to the lobby to call, away from the eyes and ears of everyone else in the building, and beyond the range of Reed's wi-fi network and its snooping programs. The phone rang—a woman answered, a secretary—an...

by Zeebop

Chapter 7

An hour and ten minutes later, Sue Storm met Mae Milton in the lobby of the Baxter Building. Sue was in one of her more conservative Fantastic Four outfits: high neck in black, gloves, boots, nothing showing beneath the throat or ears. Mae was dressed in what Sue guessed passed a...

by Zeebop

Chapter 6

Sue Storm had never been to The Mask & Cape. It was what Janet van Dyne called a "capebunny" club—a place for superhero fan enthusiasts. The kind that wanted to date superheroes. _No_, Sue corrected herself as she handed a S.H.I.E.L.D.-provided fake ID to the bouncer. _Fans who...

by Zeebop

Chapter 7

The top of the pole extended out of sight, hidden by blue curtains. So Sue Storm was as shocked as anyone else when a costumed female figure slowly descended, a familiar iron mask on her face, a green hood over her hair—and a cloth costume version of Doom's armor that did not hid...

by Zeebop

Chapter 8

Sue Storm followed. It would have created a scene not to, and the last thing she wanted right now was to draw more attention. She followed the waitress through a door, to a blue-lit, carpeted corridor, and then around a corner. In her mind's eye, the Invisible Woman mapped the ba...

by Zeebop

Chapter 9

"He calls himself Stormfucker2099," Mae said. "A very longtime fan. Always followed me, back to my earliest websites and mailing lists. But you must know how it is with fans. Parasocial relationships, sometimes turning into obsession." Sue Storm nodded. The Fantastic Four held t...

by Zeebop

Chapter 7

A figure emerged, with the physique of a bodybuilder and a green scaled speedo. The pointed Elf-like ears were obviously fake, as were the little wings glued to the elbow. "Oh come on," Sue Storm whispered, embarrassed as the commanding figure of a fake Namor caught up the naked...

by Zeebop

Chapter 5

The internet cafe was not far from Four Freedoms Plaza. In a hoodie, ballcap, sunglasses, facemask, and sneakers, Sue Storm looked like any other 30-something mom out to surf the web on something other than her smartphone. She was as invisible as yet another New Yorker as she eve...

by Zeebop

Chapter 5

Breakfast came and went. Sue got the kids started on their schoolwork, Ben went to the gym for a workout, Johnny burned across the sky on the way to a hot date. Which left the Invisible Woman alone for a couple hours to look up her old college friend, Mae Milton. The university...

by Zeebop

Chapter 4

The Invisible Woman frowned. She couldn't admit that the photos were real. As much as she hated lying, a little white lie was needed here. - - - - - - SSR: Jan, do you seriously think I would take my clothes off on camera!?!? JVD: LOL, I guess not. You're too responsible! I ca...

by Zeebop

Chapter 4

The Invisible Woman chewed over a moral dilemma. She didn't want to confirm that the photos were real, but she didn't want to lie to her friend either. Sue decided figuring out where the photos came from was what was important. - - - - - - SSR: Where did you even find those!?...

by Zeebop

Chapter 5

There wsa a special kind of browser to access the dark web sites the Wasp had found. It was, in a way, like going back to an earlier version of the internet, before the World Wide Web. Sue Storm followed the instructions, and set up the app on a separate tablet, away from the bui...

by Zeebop

Chapter 4

Even as Sue Storm prepared to answer Janet Van Dyne, she realized a sudden gap in her memory. A moment ago, she had a clear image of when and where those photos had been taken. Now, as she stared at the image of her younger self in those glamour shots, those memories were gone. H...

by Zeebop

Chapter 4

The Invisible Woman was about to answer. To confess to her youthful indiscretion. Then the photos changed. The other woman in the photos with Sue Storm was now much closer. The redhead woman in the photos was now blonde. Hair almost as yellow as Sue's, but from a bottle. Fulle...

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Chapter 5

The younger Sue Storm hadn't really been prepared when Mae had pulled out the hemp rope. There had been a glint in her friend's grey eyes—a curl to her lip—that the slightly young woman hadn't seen before. The undressed co-ed had squirmed. "Is this really necessary?"...