H. G. Wells

Norman Nodel

Jon Brooks

Al Sundel

H. G. Wells's tale of the mad scientist who discovers the secret of invisibility and wields its awesome power to his own ends. Classics Illustrated tells this wonderful tale in colorful comic strip form, providing an excellent introduction for younger readers. Also includes theme discussions and study questions.

The Invisible Man

A cinematic tale set in a top-5 beach-house singles' colony in the U S, 28+, where everybody is on the make in a shopping mall for new partners. Many are divorced with children. The swimsuit designers have made the women look like Michelangelo sculptures in their bikinis while the men are more into psychosexual ambivalences, uncertainties and anxieties. Much fun with wit in their rapid dialogues and thinking. Past relationships remain a bit of a mystery up most sleeves, yet remain in play emotionally. This may be the most realistic psychological singles' novel yet written.

The Mysterious World of Men and Women Looking

A cinematic tale set in a top-5 beach-house singles’ colony in the U S, 28+, where everybody is on the make in a shopping mall for new partners. Many are divorced with children. The swimsuit designers have made the women look like Michelangelo sculptures in their bikinis while the men are more into psychosexual ambivalences, uncertainties and anxieties. Much fun with wit in their rapid dialogues and thinking. Past relationships remain a bit of a mystery up most sleeves, yet remain in play emotionally. This may be the most realistic psychological singles’ novel yet written.

Al Sundel

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