The Invisible Man

by Joeming Dunn (Adapted by), H.G. Wells, Ben Dunn (Illustrator)

When a secretive man enters the village of Iping, strange things begin to occur. Furniture moves on its own, money and food is stolen, and noises are heard in the night. Could it be the Invisible Man?

This mysterious story is now a chilling graphic novel adaptation.

Genres: Graphic Novels Comics, Classics

32 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[Andy Hickman · Rating 3 out of 5]

“The Invisible Man” (Graphic Chillers) by Joeming Dunn (Adapted by), H.G. Wells, Ben Dunn (Illustrator)
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A scientist and his experimentation that produces a result that is reminiscent of a Frankenstein / Jekyll & Hyde tale.
About Herbert George Wells: “His real education came from reading on his own.” (p2)

[Soph Bauer · Rating 2 out of 5]

To be clear, I love the actual Invisible Man; this graphic adaptation of it was just disappointing.