Invisible Woman is an extremely difficult Strategist to pin down, but these characters can fare much better when taking her on in Marvel Rivals.

The Invisible Woman in Marvel Rivals is a decent defensive option for your fellow heroes like Spider-Man and Mr. Fantastic. She can create shields, push enemies off cliffs with her Force Physics, and utilize psionic energy to create a vortex that causes a chunk of damage. Here's how to play as Invisible Woman (Sue Storm) in Marvel Rivals.

Eternal Night Falls here, and the Fantastic Four joining the game along with it, Susan Storm is ready to take the field of battle—w

Compare that to Mantis, a support who can heal and shoot and occasionally root enemies in place. Or Loki, who is a four-star-difficulty hero focused on misdirection. The Invisible Woman, however, is a four-star-difficulty hero who can simply do it all.

I am now fully aboard the Marvel Rivals hype train. At first, I had my doubts that this NetEase Overwatch clone could hold water upon greater scrutiny, but after spending several hours on the new season,

Marvel Rivals surprises fans by announcing the first skin for Invisible Woman, which will debut with the release of Season 1: Eternal Night Falls.

Want to learn how to play Marvel Rivals' Invisible Woman? Sue Storm, key member of the Fantastic Four, has been dropped as Season 1 begins, and players can take up this four-star complexity Strategist hero to utilise a mixture of healing and stealth to support their teammates.

Marvel Rivals recently kicked off season 1, introducing Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman as new playable heroes along with a new convoy map that takes you through the streets of a Dracula-controlled New York.

True to his brute-like nature, Hulk is a powerful Vanguard in Marvel Rivals, primarily acting as a frontliner and encouraging his team to push forward. While you may know him for his overpowering team-up ability with Iron Man and Doctor Strange,