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Invisible Girl
740 appearances · Silver Age · 1961–2026 · 69 key issues
Who is Invisible Girl?
Few characters can claim to have been there at the very beginning of the Marvel Age itself, but Invisible Girl can — debuting in Fantastic Four #1 in 1961, she was part of the Silver Age spark that ignited an entire universe. A proud, founding member of the Fantastic Four, she has shared countless adventures alongside the ever-lovin' Thing, Mister Fantastic, and even the likes of Spider-Man across an astonishing 740 catalogued appearances spanning six and a half decades. With 69 of those appearances recognized as key collector issues, her footprint across Fantastic Four, Ultimate Fantastic Four, and Marvel's Greatest Comics is nothing short of legendary. If you're tracing the DNA of Marvel Comics itself, this is where you start.
Teams & affiliations
Fantastic Four

★ First appearance
Fantastic Four #1
Trivia
- Susan Storm holds the distinction of being the first female superhero Marvel published in the Silver Age, making her a genuine real-world milestone for the company rather than simply another team member.screenrant.com
- Her power set took a defining leap in Fantastic Four #22, where her abilities were expanded to include making other people and objects invisible and generating force fields — a dramatic redefinition of her role within the team.screenrant.com
- Marvel eventually elevated her codename from Invisible Girl to Invisible Woman, a change that reflected both the character's maturation and a broader company shift away from the infantilizing Girl label.screenrant.com
- Stan Lee has written more of Invisible Girl's comics than any other writer in our catalog — 213 issues.
Covers through the years — 1961–2022
★ 1961
★ 1966
★ 1972
★ 1975
★ 1980
1985
1991
2012
2013
2018
2022 Appearances (most recent 150 of 740)
Fantastic Four (1961)
The Amazing Spider-Man Annual (1964)
Marvel Collectors' Item Classics (1965)
The Amazing Spider-Man [Golden Book and Record Set] (1966)
Tales to Astonish (1959)
Thor (1966)
The X-Men (1963)
Capt. Savage and His Leatherneck Raiders (1968)
Marvel Super-Heroes (1967)
The Steranko History of Comics (1970)
Amazing Adventures (1970)