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Published April 9, 2019

Sue Storm Gets Her First Solo Series This July in 'Invisible Woman'

Mark Waid and Mattia De Iulis let Sue Storm take the lead this summer!

Who was Susan Storm when she wasn't with the Fantastic Four? The matriarch of Marvel's First Family is about to reveal a new part of her past in her first solo limited series this July in INVISIBLE WOMEN! Writer Mark Waid will team up with artist Mattia De Iulis to show Marvel fans a new angle to Sue's Super Hero life, namely her time as a spy for S.H.I.E.L.D.!

Here is the cover of INVISIBLE WOMAN #1 by Adam Hughes:

Invisible Woman #1

Marvel Executive Editor Tom Brevoort prepared fans to be surprised by Sue's secret life!

“In over fifty years, she’s never had her own title (or maybe she did and you just didn’t see it),” teases SVP and Executive Editor Tom Brevoort. “Waid and De Iulis will be delving into what Sue Richards does—and even who she is—on her own time, apart from her famous family! It’s sure to surprise some—as will a few of the gestures-players who’ll be passing through the story!”

In INVISIBLE WOMAN, we learn that Sue Storm was part of an espionage mission with S.H.I.E.L.D. not long after gaining her super powers and founding the Fantastic Four. Now her former partner is in danger -- who is this partner? What was the mission? What else has Sue been up to this whole time?

Stay tuned to Marvel.com for more news about INVISIBLE WOMAN #1 and all upcoming new releases!

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