Sometime later, Samantha would start her career as a superhero known as Atom Eve, aiming to use her powers to fight crime. However, this would draw the attention of Dr. Elias Brandyworth who went into hiding to avoid the government which sought to use her as a weapon in the first place. He warned her not to use her powers since it would risk revealing her existence to the government, though they eventually did discover that Sam was alive from witnessing her use her powers after she choose not to listen to Elias. Invincible follows Eve and asks her what happened. Eve tells him how Rex cheated on her with Kate saying that Rex had told Kate that Eve and him were going out together. Invincible admits that he believed Rex was an asshole, but Eve said that that hadn't always been the case. Invincible by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, Ryan Ottley, Russ Wooton, and Bill Crabtree first debuted at Image Comics in 2003. The comic, which ran for 144 issues and ended in 2018, followed the adventures of Mark Grayson, a teenager who is coming to terms with his powers developing. Grayson's father is also the greatest hero in the world, Omni-Man, who is essentially the universe's version of Superman. However, as Grayson adopts his own superhero moniker as Invincible, he learns that his father isn't who he appears. Omni-Man kills the Guardians of the Globe in his efforts to have the Viltrum conquer Earth and nearly murders his son after he refuses to join him. The comic features a great cast of superheroes, including Atom Eve, a hero who can manipulate energy. She becomes one of Mark's closest friends in the series. Amber and Eve pour soup for everybody, who Amber knows. Eve tells her that being so involved was impressive, but Amber says that she had thought Mark would be there with her.

Matter Manipulation: Due to her ability to manipulate the molecular and atomic structure of matter within her immediate vicinity, Eve has learned to rearrange and alter the molecular composition of any object she chooses. The first time she used this was able to turn a textbook into glass and then reverse this effect. She's been shown capable of stopping forest fires and halting the movement of mud-slides with relative ease. Energy Creation & Manipulation: Eve is capable of psionically manipulating pure pink energy for a variety of effects, including but not limited to:Ergo-Telekinesis: Eve has demonstrated the ability to levitate and move objects and matter with her energy manipulating abilities. As Mark leaves, the whole restaurant shakes, and Eve tells Amber and William she was Atom Eve, which surprises William. However, neither Amber nor William recognized her, much to Eve's dismay.

TIPS:1. The maximum foot length of the shoes with a high heel is only 26 cm. Over 26 cm, we'll make a flat-soled version. After Mark left, Amber invites Eve, who tried to excuse herself, but couldn't since she was no longer busy saving the world. Before she left, Amber asks Eve if she had seen Mark acting weird since he was always late and didn't show at times. Eve defends Mark, however, telling her that even though Mark was bad at time management, he was a good guy.Atom Eve makes it to Teen Team's headquarters, where she sees Dupli-Kate, who was acting suspiciously after a shower, having missed the funeral. Eve takes a look inside the shower and sees Rex Splode moaning and kissing Dupli-Kate's twins, which makes her furious. However, Kate tells her that Rex had told her that she was now dating Invincible, which she says it's not true. Eve puts others needs above her own. When she wanted to talk to Mark because she was struggling with Rex, she saw Mark making out with Amber and seemed genuinely happy that Mark had found a relationship, even though it meant that she couldn't talk to Mark in that moment or pursue him in a relationship as it seemed after she broke up with Rex she was starting to fall for him. This also showed that Eve feels like she can rely on Mark to talk to when she has inner turmoil. Subsequently, her mental inability to manipulate living animal matter is the same as the Marvel Comics supervillain Molecule-Man, whose powers are very similar to hers.