The Invisibles Compendium by Grant Morrison & Steve Yeowell
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The entire The Invisibles saga, one of Grant Morrison s wildest stories and a definitive 1990s Vertigo epic, is now available in one softcover collection!
In the 1990s, DC s mature readers imprint Vertigo was renowned among readers and critics for its bold genre storytelling and unabashed creative freedom and few creators embodied that like writer Grant Morrison.
And perhaps no series embodies Morrison s incisive, gripping, and surreal yet richly meaningful style than The Invisibles, a series told in three volumes by Morrison and their artistic collaborators including Steve Yeowell, Jill Thompson, Phil Jimenez, Chris Weston, and more.
In this complete compendium collection of The Invisibles, readers will follow the adventures of The Invisibles King Mob, Lord Fanny, Boy, Ragged Robin, and Jack Frost members of a secret organization out to battle against physical and psychic oppression brought upon humanity by the interdimensional alien gods of the Archons of Outer Church!
This volume collects The Invisibles #1 25; The Invisibles Vol. 2 #1 22, and The Invisibles Vol. 3 #1 12.
Paperback.
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