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"In which Mr. Morrison attempts to write a comic about everything that&amp;nbsp;could possibly interest him. Ostensibly a story about an organization&amp;nbsp;of adventurers fighting an incursion of purely evil, other-dimensional&amp;nbsp;beings, the writer managed to fold in [deep breath] gnosticism, Michael&amp;nbsp;Moorcock, time travel, Terence McKenna's novelty theory, sex magick,&amp;nbsp;psychedelia, conspiracy culture, comics-as-pop, a lot of punching, the&amp;nbsp;Moonchild, time-as-a-flat-circle and oh-so-much more. A&amp;nbsp;massive, 1,500-page work with some truly moving moments jammed&amp;nbsp;between all the references, &amp;nbsp;The Invisibles proved wildly influential and&amp;nbsp;established Morrison as a comics rock star. You can see bits and pieces of it&amp;nbsp;everywhere from the work of comics writers such as Jonathan Hickman and&amp;nbsp;Gerard Way (yes, the My Chemical Romance guy) to The Matrix and&amp;nbsp;True Detective &amp;mdash; the spell went everywhere."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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