Susan Storm: Invisible Woman Appreciation 2018

[Ravin' Ray]

Another reason why Marvel Knights 4 is one of my favorite depictions of Sue.

Well she did pantsed the Mayor of New York early in the run.

[Oberon]

Stunning and exceptional.

[Crimz]

Marvel Knights 4 gets crap for being sitcomish and too focused on the more traditional family portion of the FF, but every other cosmic team out there (Avengers, Ultimates, original Defenders, the X-Men) all can handle that stuff. The FF is more than that and the best runs all combined the mundane with the amazingly cosmic.

I liked the first two volumes of Marvel Knights 4, it fell apart in volume 3 and 4. It showed just how much the FF needed to explore as that's what the teams about. Other than that I think it has one of the best depictions of Sue and you can tell that Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa really liked Sue.

Well she did pantsed the Mayor of New York early in the run.

Lol

What I liked most about the run is that it gave Sue a personality. Her personality wasn't solely being a mother, that was just one facet of her. Your example and others in the run showed that she had a mischievous side, the pranks Johnny makes and his sense of humor was likely a Storm trait. You could tell that him and Sue were related beyond having shared physical features.

She was fun, not nagging, made jokes, was confident, kicked ass, and had a lot of heart. I wish writers used that run as the base for Sue's personality and develop it further, make her personality even more interesting.

[Keyotheseasons]

[Master Planner]

I miss Marvel Heroes and F4.It was the last game we played as the First Family before hell cuts loose.I remember you from the community of the game.We were the few,but strong fans of F4 who always tried to educate the others about the greatness of that team.

[Keyotheseasons]

I miss Marvel Heroes and F4.It was the last game we played as the First Family before hell cuts loose.I remember you from the community of the game.We were the few,but strong fans of F4 who always tried to educate the others about the greatness of that team.

Towards the end, especially what they did with the F4 I really didn't appreciate the game anymore. But now that it has been gone for a while, I really do miss it and the hardcore F4 community that defended the team until the very end.

[Ravin' Ray]

I like this X-Men: First Class #1 story (2007) where Charles Xavier asks the newly married Sue to mentor Jean as she has no fellow female teammates in the X-Men, as Jean looks up to her. I wish Sue and Jean can meet up again in the future.



The last row is towards the end of the story, but it shows how Sue's experience helps her guide Jean in developing her own powers.

[Crimz]

I really enjoyed that story and Sue definitely needs to meet up with Jean again.

Sue mentoring and being a role model for other female heroes is great to see. I hope to see more of it in the future.

[Ravin' Ray]

Sue mentoring and being a role model for other female heroes is great to see. I hope to see more of it in the future.

I really feel that she is meant for that. She is, after all, the de facto First Lady of Marvel. Even though it was She-Hulk who seemingly formed and lead the new iteration of the Lady Liberators, Sue could also have been a co-leader.

[mrbrklyn]

I like this X-Men: First Class #1 story (2007) where Charles Xavier asks the newly married Sue to mentor Jean as she has no fellow female teammates in the X-Men, as Jean looks up to her. I wish Sue and Jean can meet up again in the future.



The last row is towards the end of the story, but it shows how Sue's experience helps her guide Jean in developing her own powers.

Go Invisible GIRL!! go!

[Keyotheseasons]

I like this X-Men: First Class #1 story (2007) where Charles Xavier asks the newly married Sue to mentor Jean as she has no fellow female teammates in the X-Men, as Jean looks up to her. I wish Sue and Jean can meet up again in the future.



The last row is towards the end of the story, but it shows how Sue's experience helps her guide Jean in developing her own powers.

I loved this issue so much. Seeing Sue being a role model to a young girl with powers just fits her character so much and the bonding moments between her and Jean were great. I would love to see sue and Jean meet again and become friends in the process.

[CaptCleghorn]

I loved this issue so much. Seeing Sue being a role model to a young girl with powers just fits her character so much and the bonding moments between her and Jean were great. I would love to see sue and Jean meet again and become friends in the process.

Jean and Sue have a lot in common and depending on what adult Jean is like (I haven't really read X-Men since Morrison's run), the two could easily reconnect. After all, they were both 'the girl" on a superhero team and were both involved with the team leader. Additionally, both gained incredible amounts of power and that power has yet to be quantitatively defined. Both are also very familiar with world destroying events.

[Oberon]

I also felt that Sue and Jean would be natural friends with a lot in common. In some ways, the alt future of Days/Passed could indicate that their families grew closer and their children shared even more.

[Winterboy]

Sue by Davis.

My favorite version, ever.
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[Grim Fandango]

Sue by Davis.

My favorite version, ever.
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Always hated this cover.