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The Invisibles volume 3 #4-1 (2000)
Written by Grant Morrison
Art: #4 by Steve Yeowell/Ashley Wood/John Ridgway/Philip Bond/Jill Thompson/Steve Parkhouse, #3 by Yeowell/Rian Hughes/Ridgway/Paul Johnson/Michael Lark/Thompson/Chris Weston, #2 by Yeowell/The Pander Brothers/Ridgway/Cameron Stewart/Mark Buckingham/Dean Ormston/Grant Morrison, #1 by Frank Quitely
It's not great, but it's an ending that fits with how the series went overall. That is: the core themes are hammered in some more, some narrative is raced through while other narrative is dragged out, there's a wild variety of artwork, and a few well-chosen words and images stand out. I won't try to sum up my opinion of the whole thing right now, this is just about the last four issues.
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Written by Grant Morrison
Art: #4 by Steve Yeowell/Ashley Wood/John Ridgway/Philip Bond/Jill Thompson/Steve Parkhouse, #3 by Yeowell/Rian Hughes/Ridgway/Paul Johnson/Michael Lark/Thompson/Chris Weston, #2 by Yeowell/The Pander Brothers/Ridgway/Cameron Stewart/Mark Buckingham/Dean Ormston/Grant Morrison, #1 by Frank Quitely
It's not great, but it's an ending that fits with how the series went overall. That is: the core themes are hammered in some more, some narrative is raced through while other narrative is dragged out, there's a wild variety of artwork, and a few well-chosen words and images stand out. I won't try to sum up my opinion of the whole thing right now, this is just about the last four issues.
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