Daphne is a coldly clinical scientist with the Global Defense Agency and the girlfriend of D.A. Sinclair, introduced late in the series. She works beside him building ReAnimen from the bodies of the fallen, sharing his detached, almost inhuman outlook.
Daphne is a human woman with black hair who wears glasses. Her outfit combines a pink blouse and a matching business skirt with a tie, all layered beneath a white laboratory coat.
Her handful of lines paint a chilly, clinical presence, her manner drained of warmth in a way that echoes Sinclair's own wish to engineer human feeling out of people.
Almost nothing is recorded about her earlier life beyond her eventual posting to the Global Defense Agency, where she crossed paths with Sinclair and the two became a couple.
Following the clash between Invincible and Conquest, she is shown turning one of the dead Invincible variants into a ReAnimen. Sinclair wanders over to note that their evening plans of dinner and a movie will give way to more work, and she dryly answers that she already assumed as much. In the comics the character carried the name Justine.

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Yes, D.A. Sinclair's girlfriend is Daphne, a fellow scientist at the Global Defense Agency who works alongside him building ReAnimen.
Daphne is voiced by Grey Griffin in Invincible.
Daphne is a coldly clinical scientist with the Global Defense Agency who works with her boyfriend D.A. Sinclair converting the bodies of the fallen into ReAnimen.
In the Invincible comics, the character who becomes Daphne on the show is named Justine.
Daphne is a human woman with black hair who wears glasses, dressed in a pink blouse and matching business skirt with a tie beneath a white laboratory coat.
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