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Jessica Duvall standing with arms crossed on a city sidewalk, short brown hair, gray tee and blue jeans, a faint confident smile
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Jessica Duvall

Character

Jessica Duvall is the older sister of Scott Duvall, a Chicago civilian whose death in the crossfire of Omni-Man and Invincible's battle becomes the spark for her brother's murderous grudge against the young hero.

Died: 2023
Fate: Crushed during a building collapse caused by Omni-Man
Home: Chicago, Illinois, United States, Earth
Voice: Heather Gonzalez
Gender: Female
Status: Deceased
Species: Human
Full Name: Jessica Duvall
Marital Status: Single
First Appearance: 1x08 Where I Really Come From
Latest Appearance: 3x06 All I Can Say Is I'm Sorry
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Appearance

Jessica had a slight frame and a brown complexion, her hair kept short and her eyes a matching brown. She is remembered in a short-sleeved grey shirt and blue jeans, finished with a pair of pearl earrings.

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Personality

The show reveals little of who she was, though what surfaces points to a warm and nurturing woman. When their parents died, it was Jessica who stepped up to raise her younger brother.

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History

Beyond her bond with her younger brother Scott, Jessica's past is mostly a blank. She raised a daughter, Gretchen, while Scott went on to marry Becky and father a son. Her life ended amid the devastation the Omni-Man and Invincible fight brought to Chicago. She had spent the day at a park with Scott and Gretchen before heading back to her apartment, with Scott lingering behind for a coffee. As the two combatants tore through the city, her building began to give way. Invincible raced to brace it, his sheer velocity shattering every window, and Jessica lost her footing rushing toward her daughter. She tumbled from an opening; the hero caught her arm as Gretchen stretched out from the ledge above. He could neither halt the collapse nor pull them free, and he rose from the rubble clutching only Jessica's torn-off arm. Her death, and Gretchen's, seeded a far larger tragedy. Her brother refused to lay the blame on Omni-Man alone, holding Invincible equally at fault. Working inside the G.D.A.'s science division, Scott got hold of experimental energy-storage technology to amplify his own kinetic-absorption powers and, alongside Becky, launched a vengeful rampage as the villain Powerplex, a crusade that would go on to claim his wife and infant son.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Jessica in Invincible?

Jessica Duvall dies in 2023 when her Chicago apartment building collapses during the battle between Omni-Man and Invincible, who catches her arm but cannot save her.

Who is Powerplex's wife?

Powerplex's wife is Becky Duvall, the sister-in-law of Jessica Duvall.

Who is Jessica Duvall's daughter?

Jessica Duvall's daughter is Gretchen Duvall, who dies alongside her in the same building collapse.

What did Jessica Duvall do for her brother Scott?

Jessica Duvall raised her younger brother Scott after their parents died.

How did Jessica Duvall's death affect her brother?

Jessica Duvall's death, along with her daughter Gretchen's, leads her brother Scott to blame Invincible for the tragedy and become the vengeful villain Powerplex.

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