The Invisibles - Collected Editions

Collected Editions

The Invisibles has been collected into seven trade paperbacks:

  • Say You Want a Revolution, published 1999-06-01. Collects Volume 1, Issues #1-8 (ISBN 1-5638-9267-7)
  • Apocalipstick, published 2001-04-01. Collects Volume 1, Issues #9-16 (ISBN 1-5638-9702-4)
  • Entropy in the UK, published 2001-08-01. Collects Volume 1, Issues #17-25 (ISBN 1-5638-9728-8)
  • Bloody Hell in America, published 1998-02-01. Collects Volume 2, Issues #1-4 (ISBN 1-5638-9444-0)
  • Counting to None, published 1999-03-01. Collects Volume 2, Issues #5-13 (ISBN 1-56389-489-0)
  • Kissing Mister Quimper, published 2000-02-01. Collects Volume 2, Issues #14-22 (ISBN 1-5638-9600-1)
  • The Invisible Kingdom, published 2002-12-01. Collects Volume 3, Issues #1-12 (ISBN 1-4012-0019-2)

In August 2012, Vertigo published a one-volume, 1500-page omnibus edition of The Invisibles.

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