Chapters tagged the human torch

by Zeebop

Chapter 12

The Invisible Woman sighed. There was no way around it. Her head bent, eyes to the table, Sue Storm told her tale. The college photoshoot, Janet van Dyne finding the pictures online, her meeting with Tess Tempest, the deal she'd struck—all of it. The men listened, silent, and Sue...

by Zeebop

Chapter 10

Her finger pressed on the cartoon image of Johnny Storm's face. Her own brother...and to her amazement, the toy began to shift, the synthetic flesh remolding itself into something longer, thinner—and warmer. Much warmer. The Invisible Woman gasped at the heat that radiated from t...

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 12

The opportunity came on a team-up with the Avengers. Black Widow had gone missing, and a distress call said something about a synthetic Infinity Gem had been traced to a small island called Satan's Reef. Reed had picked up unusual energy signals and the Fantastic Four had gone to...

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Chapter 8

The Invisible Woman's wardrobe needed an update. Tighter jeans. More skin. More cleavage. Wonderbras and thongs. The kind of clothing that emphasized Sue Storm's figure, that she worked so hard to obtain and maintain. It took a few attempts to cull out the mom jeans, the baggy bl...

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Chapter 8

Dr. Stone cocked her head. "I'm not familiar with Hyperstorm." Sue Storm sighed and closed her eyes. "You wouldn't be. He's my grandson from an alternate—I guess possible—future where Franklin married Rachel Summers. Power that dwarfs most gods. We thought we'd dealt with him,...

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Chapter 8

It was the size of the Empire State Building. A titan that strode up from the depths, its destination unmistakable. Seawater fell from its grey skin, the blocky, eyeless head fixed on the object of its obsession. A colossal Awesome Android was attempting to steal the Statue of L...

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Chapter 17

It was as if a weight had been lifted off of Sue Storm's shoulders. An invisible burden that she hadn't known she had carried. Dr. Stone was correct: kissing was natural. Sue Storm didn't know why she hadn't realized it before. As she walked the streets of New York City, she fou...

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Chapter 22

Ben Grimm was in the living room, reading a Stephen King novel, when he saw Sue Storm go out in a dress that clung so tight he thought it was an X-Men costume. He was still there when, a little after midnight, Johnny Storm stumbled in, face flushed, lipstick on his collar, a peti...

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Chapter 16

"God dammit, Johnny," Sue Storm said, punctuating her words with a finger that stabbed her brother in the chest. "How many times have I told you to keep your cosmic skanks out of the building?" Johnny Storm, the Human Torch, blanched. Not just because Sue was mad—she seemed to a...

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Chapter 24

"Victor von Doom wants to impregnate me!" Sue Storm's voice was disbelieving. Karla held her lover in her arms, their mingled sweat running down their naked bodies. The communication, the Invisible Woman said, had come out of the blue. A private channel, an offer. A complete end...

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Chapter 17

"So," Johnny Storm asked as he poured coffee. "I couldn't help but overhear last night. Who's Karla?" Sue Storm stiffened. She looked around, but fortunately, no one else had come to the breakfast table yet. "The psychiatrist I've been seeing. Dr. Karla Stone," she said, as she...

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Chapter 17

A long-sleeved shirt and pants covered most of the marks left by the ropes fairly well. Sue Storm didn't even give any thought to them...until she was reaching across the table at dinner, to try and get Franklin to eat some spinach (Try it! You'll like it!), when suddenly Reed ha...

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Chapter 18

"Mommy, can I have a cookie?" Franklin asked. "Yes, dear," Sue Storm replied. "Just try not to ruin your dinner." "Mommy, I turned the teevee into a portal to the Negative Zone," Valeria confessed. "I'll get your father to look at it," Sue said, as she slapped an invisible for...

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Chapter 24

"What can I do?" Sue Storm said. "I...I can't save the world if I cum so easily! If I'm distracted...someone could...die. Reed...Johnny...Ben...they're counting on me! Everyone is counting on me!" Sue Storm curled up in on herself, faced away from her. Karla smiled. Now was the...

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Chapter 25

Someone had teleported Monster Isle into a position in between Ellis Island and Manhattan. This upset the occupants. The Human Torch was a meteor through the sky, dodging bat-winged giant monster Gorgolla the Living Gargoyle. Ben Grimm launched himself at Fin Fang Foom, knockin...

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Chapter 19

"I really don't know why my sis insists I come see you," Johnny Storm said, sitting in Sue's regular chair. He was dressed in a blue suit that matched his eyes, and black tie, very dapper. The Human Torch politely declined a cup of tea, but Dr. Stone, dressed in a pale blouse of...

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Chapter 20

"I guess I was just curious," Johnny Storm admitted. "I had never seen a woman naked before." Dr. Stone leaned her head back. The light of the sun seemed to catch her round, rimless glasses at just the right angle, so that they seemed to be two circles of light, as though her ey...

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Chapter 10

There was a moment. When her knuckles pushed through into her pussy. When she felt the grip of her labia on her wrist. Ass in the air, knees bent, the moans of all those cheating slut-wives in her ears—when Sue Storm came close. She could almost feel it. But then, as soon as she...

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Chapter 11

Namor struck the Fantasticar like a comet, bursting through Johnny Storm's bubble and headed toward the surface. Ben Grimm immediately tried to stabilize the damaged craft. Reed Richards stretched out to catch Johnny, who was wet but breathing with his aqua-helmet. Sue Storm loo...