Comic about a woman that turns invisible after falling into a pool
As a kid (90s), I read some comics about a woman who was an explorer of some sorts.
In one of them, she falls into a lava/magic pool that renders her invisible (she also becomes worshipped by a tribe of non-humans I think?)
In another, she ends up stranded on an island with dinosaurs.
Edit: The woman becoming invisible was not treated as a superpower (she couldn't turn it on/off) but as an ailment. Also, the woman's aspect was one of a young, slender girl with brown/red hair. The comic drawing style was not cartoonish (tending more to the realistic side)
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As a kid (90s), I read some comics about a woman who was an explorer of some sorts.
In one of them, she falls into a lava/magic pool that renders her invisible (she also becomes worshipped by a tribe of non-humans I think?)
In another, she ends up stranded on an island with dinosaurs.
Edit: The woman becoming invisible was not treated as a superpower (she couldn't turn it on/off) but as an ailment. Also, the woman's aspect was one of a young, slender girl with brown/red hair. The comic drawing style was not cartoonish (tending more to the realistic side)
story-identification comics
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This is pretty brief so if there is anything else you can remember please don't hesitate to edit it in. It might also be worthwhile taking a look at this guide to see if there is anything else you can add.
– TheLethalCarrot
Mar 6 at 16:56
How many women get superpowers by falling into lava? That's how Firebrand got her powers too.
– Laurel
Mar 6 at 20:39
Possibly an European comic?
– Jenayah
Mar 6 at 21:47
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@Jenayah I also think it may be an European comic, since the style seems similar to some examples i've seen, but i'm no expert in comics so i cannot be sure.
– Álvaro Pérez
2 days ago
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@FuzzyBoots It wasn't a comic for kids, but it didn't treat adult themes like sex, drugs o extreme violence (maybe some partial nudity); i had borrowed it from my primary school's library.
– Álvaro Pérez
2 days ago
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As a kid (90s), I read some comics about a woman who was an explorer of some sorts.
In one of them, she falls into a lava/magic pool that renders her invisible (she also becomes worshipped by a tribe of non-humans I think?)
In another, she ends up stranded on an island with dinosaurs.
Edit: The woman becoming invisible was not treated as a superpower (she couldn't turn it on/off) but as an ailment. Also, the woman's aspect was one of a young, slender girl with brown/red hair. The comic drawing style was not cartoonish (tending more to the realistic side)
story-identification comics
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As a kid (90s), I read some comics about a woman who was an explorer of some sorts.
In one of them, she falls into a lava/magic pool that renders her invisible (she also becomes worshipped by a tribe of non-humans I think?)
In another, she ends up stranded on an island with dinosaurs.
Edit: The woman becoming invisible was not treated as a superpower (she couldn't turn it on/off) but as an ailment. Also, the woman's aspect was one of a young, slender girl with brown/red hair. The comic drawing style was not cartoonish (tending more to the realistic side)
story-identification comics
story-identification comics
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asked Mar 6 at 16:51
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This is pretty brief so if there is anything else you can remember please don't hesitate to edit it in. It might also be worthwhile taking a look at this guide to see if there is anything else you can add.
– TheLethalCarrot
Mar 6 at 16:56
How many women get superpowers by falling into lava? That's how Firebrand got her powers too.
– Laurel
Mar 6 at 20:39
Possibly an European comic?
– Jenayah
Mar 6 at 21:47
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@Jenayah I also think it may be an European comic, since the style seems similar to some examples i've seen, but i'm no expert in comics so i cannot be sure.
– Álvaro Pérez
2 days ago
1
@FuzzyBoots It wasn't a comic for kids, but it didn't treat adult themes like sex, drugs o extreme violence (maybe some partial nudity); i had borrowed it from my primary school's library.
– Álvaro Pérez
2 days ago
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This is pretty brief so if there is anything else you can remember please don't hesitate to edit it in. It might also be worthwhile taking a look at this guide to see if there is anything else you can add.
– TheLethalCarrot
Mar 6 at 16:56
How many women get superpowers by falling into lava? That's how Firebrand got her powers too.
– Laurel
Mar 6 at 20:39
Possibly an European comic?
– Jenayah
Mar 6 at 21:47
1
@Jenayah I also think it may be an European comic, since the style seems similar to some examples i've seen, but i'm no expert in comics so i cannot be sure.
– Álvaro Pérez
2 days ago
1
@FuzzyBoots It wasn't a comic for kids, but it didn't treat adult themes like sex, drugs o extreme violence (maybe some partial nudity); i had borrowed it from my primary school's library.
– Álvaro Pérez
2 days ago
This is pretty brief so if there is anything else you can remember please don't hesitate to edit it in. It might also be worthwhile taking a look at this guide to see if there is anything else you can add.
– TheLethalCarrot
Mar 6 at 16:56
This is pretty brief so if there is anything else you can remember please don't hesitate to edit it in. It might also be worthwhile taking a look at this guide to see if there is anything else you can add.
– TheLethalCarrot
Mar 6 at 16:56
How many women get superpowers by falling into lava? That's how Firebrand got her powers too.
– Laurel
Mar 6 at 20:39
How many women get superpowers by falling into lava? That's how Firebrand got her powers too.
– Laurel
Mar 6 at 20:39
Possibly an European comic?
– Jenayah
Mar 6 at 21:47
Possibly an European comic?
– Jenayah
Mar 6 at 21:47
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@Jenayah I also think it may be an European comic, since the style seems similar to some examples i've seen, but i'm no expert in comics so i cannot be sure.
– Álvaro Pérez
2 days ago
@Jenayah I also think it may be an European comic, since the style seems similar to some examples i've seen, but i'm no expert in comics so i cannot be sure.
– Álvaro Pérez
2 days ago
1
1
@FuzzyBoots It wasn't a comic for kids, but it didn't treat adult themes like sex, drugs o extreme violence (maybe some partial nudity); i had borrowed it from my primary school's library.
– Álvaro Pérez
2 days ago
@FuzzyBoots It wasn't a comic for kids, but it didn't treat adult themes like sex, drugs o extreme violence (maybe some partial nudity); i had borrowed it from my primary school's library.
– Álvaro Pérez
2 days ago
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This is pretty brief so if there is anything else you can remember please don't hesitate to edit it in. It might also be worthwhile taking a look at this guide to see if there is anything else you can add.
– TheLethalCarrot
Mar 6 at 16:56
How many women get superpowers by falling into lava? That's how Firebrand got her powers too.
– Laurel
Mar 6 at 20:39
Possibly an European comic?
– Jenayah
Mar 6 at 21:47
1
@Jenayah I also think it may be an European comic, since the style seems similar to some examples i've seen, but i'm no expert in comics so i cannot be sure.
– Álvaro Pérez
2 days ago
1
@FuzzyBoots It wasn't a comic for kids, but it didn't treat adult themes like sex, drugs o extreme violence (maybe some partial nudity); i had borrowed it from my primary school's library.
– Álvaro Pérez
2 days ago