Grant Morrison

say you want a revolution

The Invisibles

counting to none

rumbledethumps

The art is outstanding and the storytelling is great. Particularly enjoyed the last chapter, focusing on the "red shirts" who were simply target practice for the protagonists in a earlier chapter.

But the story gets bogged down with too many arcane religious ideas and conspiracy theories to make it completely enjoyable.

A. D. Knapp

"The world is not what it seems. Behind the curtain of everyday existence, a vast and unholy conspiracy is at work, twisting and deforming reality to pave the way for colonisation by hideous extra dimensional powers. Facing this onslaught is a laughably small resistance movement scattered across space and time- a handful of subversives known as The Invisibles. This silent guerrilla war has raged for millennia, shaping the very fabric of the universe. But now the countdown to the final battle has begun, and soon everyone will have to make their choice: crushing, soul-rending conformity, or radical, anarchic freedom."--Page [4] of cover of Book 1.

The Invisibles: Originally published in single magazine form as The Invisibles 1-12 and Absolute Vertigo

entropy in the U.K.

Kyle Curry

Stefan Ladstätter-Thaa

Chrystal Giordano

Didi Chanoch

Magnus Dahl

Imagine if every paranoid fantasy, every conspiracy theory, every alleged cover-up and government deception, every tabloid story you've ever heard ...were true. Discover a world where paranoia is a survival skill and the only hope for mankind is a group of unconventional occultist freedom fighters-The Invisibles.

The Invisibles say you want a revolution

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