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Steve is a White House security guard trained to handle superhuman threats, a level-headed family man devoted to his wife Molly and stepson Matt. His small role turns memorable when he faces down the murderous Mauler Twins during their strike on the President.

Home: Earth
Likes: Coffee
Voice: Jon Hamm
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Species: Human
Real Name: Steve
Occupation: Security Guard
Affiliation: U.S. Secret Service
Marital Status: Married
First Appearance: 1x01 It's About Time
Latest Appearance: 1x02 Here Goes Nothing
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Appearance

Steve carries the look of a weathered, easygoing man in middle age. His short hair is beginning to gray, a mustache adds to the seasoned impression, and he dresses in the plain dark suit worn by White House security staff.

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Personality

Warm and reflective with a touch of weariness, Steve puts his family first, above all his stepson. In his brief screen time he speaks proudly of how their bond has grown, revealing a patient, understanding streak. On the job he stays professional without turning rigid, holding himself in a manner that is loose yet watchful.

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History

Steve has no children of his own but married Molly, whose son Matt had been a difficult kid before turning his life around. To grant Matt's wish, the couple scraped together enough to send him to London for the whole of his spring break. While Steve was recounting the trip to a fellow guard, the Mauler Twins stormed the White House intent on killing the President, and Steve managed to shoot out one Mauler's eye and was nearly killed in return before the Guardians of the Globe arrived to put them down.

During the London visit, Steve and Matt tour Buckingham Palace, and when Matt marvels at its size, Steve muses that such buildings exist to project power, comparing the monarchy to a long line of tyrants. Moments later Matt shouts a warning and calls Steve dad while yanking him clear of a Burger Mart trash bag that Invincible had flung into orbit days earlier, which crashes down soaked in ketchup. Hearing himself called dad for the first time, Steve tears up and pulls his stepson into an embrace.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Steve a good guy in Invincible?

Yes, Steve is a level-headed White House security guard devoted to his family who bravely faces down the murderous Mauler Twins during their strike on the President.

Who does Jon Hamm voice in Invincible?

Jon Hamm voices Steve, a White House security guard, in Invincible.

Does Steve have superpowers in Invincible?

No, Steve does not have superpowers. He is a trained human security guard for the U.S. Secret Service who relies on conventional combat skills against superhuman threats.

What is Steve's job in Invincible?

Steve works as a White House security guard trained to handle superhuman threats as part of the U.S. Secret Service.

How does Steve fight the Mauler Twins in Invincible?

When the Mauler Twins storm the White House intent on killing the President, Steve manages to shoot out one twin's eye and is nearly killed himself before the Guardians of the Globe arrive to stop them.

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