Universal Monsters: The Invisible Man

Eisner Award-winning, bestselling author James Tynion IV and acclaimed artist DANI unravel the horrific origins of an iconic monster with their haunting take on THE INVISIBLE MAN. 

WITNESS THE RISE OF A HORROR ICON!  

Jack Griffin has always been invisible to the people around him—at least in his own mind. But when an experimental breakthrough presents a path to make his dreams of invisibility a reality, no one—not even the woman he loves—will stand in his way.  

Witness Griffin's legendary descent into madness as his humanity fades away, and the monster inside is revealed, leaving only...THE INVISIBLE MAN!  

The horror dream team of James Tynion IV (Something Is Killing the Children) and DANI (The Low, Low Woods) reveal their vision of the origins of one of the most horrific monsters to grace the screen in UNIVERSAL MONSTERS: THE INVISIBLE MAN. 

Collects Universal Monsters: The Invisible Man #1-4

JAMES TYNION IV is the writer of Batman, and many other titles for DC Comics, including Detective Comics, Justice League Dark, and the New York Times best selling Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles trilogy. He is the co-creator of Wynd, Something is Killing the Children, Memetic, and the GLAAD award winning series, The Woods. He lives and works in Brooklyn, NY with his partner and their nice old dog.

Dani was born in Athens, Greece in 1992 and studied sculpturing in Athens School of Fine Arts. She has worked with 2000AD, IDW, VAULT Comics, Legion M, BOOM! Studios, VERTIGO, Black Crown, DC Comics, Titan, AWA and is the artist behind DC’s Arkham City: The Order of The World and the creator owned series COFFIN BOUND from Image Comics, both written by Dan Watters, along with The Low, Low Woods, written by Carmen Maria Machado for Hill House Comics. She is also the creator of Tales from the Strips, a self-published series that won the Reader’s Choice Award at the Greek Comics Awards 2015.

Brad Simpson is a comic book colorist known for his work on The Amazing Spiderman, Bloodborne, and Stray Dogs.