A man invisible to the world becomes the catalyst for a small town's unraveling. The Nobody, a modern reimagining of H.G. Wells's

The Nobody adapts H.G. Wells's classic tale of invisibility to a contemporary small-town setting, using the unseen protagonist as a vehicle to examine themes of identity, fear, and paranoia. The narrative focuses on how these elements can fracture a community and destroy personal relationships. The graphic novel format allows for a visual exploration of the psychological impact of being invisible and the resulting suspicion that infects the town. The premise suggests a tense, character-driven story where the unseen antagonist's presence amplifies the existing anxieties and interpersonal dynamics of the community, leading to a potentially devastating conclusion. echo_source="inferred"