Ep.8 – What If The Invisible Woman Had Her Second Child? on Comix Paradox

What If? The Invisible Woman Had Her Second Child? on Comix Paradox In the first story, Sue Richards carries her second child to term although it is slowly killing her. Dr. Morbius and Dr. Octopus are unable to save her life. The child is named "Suzy Too/II". Suzy is a succubus and is feeding off of those close to her. Franklin Richards knows what she is, but is unable to get anyone to believe him. Alicia Masters, Human Torch, and the Thing are eventually consumed by her while Reed Richards is in denial that she could be possibly killing anyone. Eventually Franklin pleads his case to Dr. Doom and he agrees to help stop her. Dr. Doom and Franklin return to capture Suzy, but Reed's denial fogs his mind and he renounces Franklin. Suzy shows her true form and consumes Doom, while Reed apologizes to Franklin and then is consumed by Suzy, too. Franklin turns on the portal to the Negative Zone and it traps Suzy in there where she is confronted by Annihilus; she expects to consume him. Franklin walks slowly out of the lab. Welcome to Comix Paradox. Parallel worlds! Imaginary tales! Alternate realities! Join us as we travel the comic book omniverse to discuss the tales which attempt to answer the question "what if...?" and give us new and strange takes on characters as familiar as yesterday! Brandon POWERS https://www.facebook.com/groups/POWERSCOMBINED https://www.instagram.com/ThisBrandonHasPowers/ https://twitter.com/BrandonsPowers Justin Cooper https://www.facebook.com/justin.cooper.3133 https://geeklifehq.wixsite.com/podcast https://www.facebook.com/geeklifehq https://www.instagram.com/jboostergold/ https://open.spotify.com/show/0uvEImJuOeBeRAQuaF1fMC?si=ALpt3ytIQNuKMzDlXADpFw&amp;nd=1 https://anchor.fm/geeklifehq/support https://twitter.com/geeklifehq https://www.instagram.com/geeklifehq/ Leo Pond & The Dorkening Podcast Network https://www.thedorkeningpodcastnetwork.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thedorkening/ https://twitter.com/TheDorkening https://www.youtube.com/user/thedorkening Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/comix-paradox/ff4bea28-c85e-4084-9784-dbb3e8018cd1

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