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.

The Marvel Rivals tier list is proof of an inherent truth: not every hero (or villain) is built equally. In the competitive shooter’s season 1 (which added two characters, two maps, a battle pass, and skins ), every character is technically viable, but there are some who are obviously more powerful than the rest.

Here are a number of tier lists for Marvel Rivals season 1 as everyone tries to figure out what the new best heroes are.

Marvel Rivals’ Fantastic Four-centric season officially begins tomorrow 10. However, some streamers and content creators have early access to the new heroes and maps, so breakdowns of Mister Fantastic and Invisible Woman’s kits,

Marvel Rivals has laid out just how many heroes the game will be getting and at what pace they will arrive going forward.

NetEase Games creative director Guangyun Chen has revealed 'Marvel Rivals' will get a new playable character "each half of the season" - which will be roughly every six weeks.

You’re fully able to view and unlock Battle Pass tiers from past seasons in Marvel Rivals, but only if you meet one qualification.

Here are the heroes with the highest and lowest win rates in Marvel Rivals season 1. Choose accordingly (or just have fun).

NetEase Games will release a new playable hero every six weeks in Marvel Rivals. Also, a new season will be split into two parts every three months, with a new hero being released every half of a season.