Fontana - Collins, 1974 | Paperback, 223pp | 11 x 18 cm
First published in 1897, The Invisible Man remains one of Wells’ most enduring works of imaginative fiction, telling the story of Griffin, the brilliant but reckless scientist whose discovery of invisibility leads him down a path of paranoia, isolation and violence.
Our copy is a striking vintage paperback edition featuring the now-iconic photographic cover of the bandaged, gloved Invisible Man. With an introduction by Frank Wells and a short biographical sketch of H.G. Wells. Part of the Fontana Modern Novels series.
Excellent vintage condition: Unread copy, clean and tightly bound internally. A touch of surface and edge wear to covers from handling and storage. Previous owner's signature in blue ink to half-title page.
