Invisible Man

When a stranger arrives in the small English town of Iping, the owners of a local inn bless their good fortune at having a customer in the off-seasoneven if he appears to be a bit odd.

With his head covered in bandages and his hands constantly gloved, the inns mistress assumes this stranger has some kind of terrible disfigurement.

The truth, however, is even more shocking.The Invisible Man is one of H.G.

Wells best-known stories, and the image of the bandaged man in hat and coat has become iconic.

The Invisible Man has been adapted for film, television, stage, and radio numerous times and the character of the Invisible Man has served as inspiration for television shows, movies and comic books.HarperPerennial Classics brings great works of literature to life in digital format, upholding the highest standards in ebook production and celebrating reading in all its forms.

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