by H.G. Wells · Ediciones T&T · tapa dura · ISBN 9788410130128
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In a small English town, the arrival of a stranger covered from head to toe awakens the curiosity and fear of the inhabitants. Griffin, an obsessed scientist with a volatile temper, has achieved the unthinkable: becoming invisible. However, what seems like a gift becomes a curse. Unable to return to his natural state and consumed by paranoia, Griffin begins to lose control, leaving a trail of destruction and terror in his wake. As society closes its doors to him, he conceives a dark plan to use his invisibility for his own benefit and take revenge on those who have rejected him. The Invisible Man is a powerful reflection on the dangers of knowledge without ethics, the fragility of human morality, and the destructive nature of loneliness.
