The Invisibles
Say You Want a Revolution
Readers rate it 3.9 (50 on Hardcover)
228 pages · Released 1996 · Vertigo
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The Invisibles is a complex, visually experimental graphic novel that blends sci-fi, philosophy, and countercultural themes with mature content unsuitable for younger teens. While it offers themes of resistance and individual freedom, it contains drug use, crude language, sexual references, and intense psychological imagery that require significant maturity to process. This is a book for older teens and adults interested in ambitious, challenging comics.
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Written by Grant Morrison; Art by Steve Yeowell, Jill Thompson and others Throughout history, a secret society called the Invisibles, who count among their number Lord Byron and Percy Shelley, work against the forces of order that seek to repress humanity's growth. In this first collection, the Invisibles latest recrui... Written by Grant Morrison; Art by Steve Yeowell, Jill Thompson and others Throughout history, a secret society called the Invisibles, who count among their number Lord Byron and Percy Shelley, work against the forces of order that seek to repress humanity's growth. In this first collection, the Invisibles latest recruit, a teenage lout from the streets of London, must survive a bizarre, mind-altering training course before being projected into the past to help enlist the Marquis de Sade.
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- Comics & Graphic Novels
- Comics
- Fantasy
- Science fiction
- Adventure
- Graphic novels
- Magic
- Young Adult
- Occult fiction
- Invisibles (Fictitious characters)
- Comic books, strips
- Human-alien encounters
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ISBN 9781563892677 · Vertigo