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The Invisibles Vol. 3 #1 - Glitterdammerung! (June, 2000) [AKA The Invisibles Vol. 3 #12]
writer: Grant Morrison | penciller: Frank Quitely | inker: John Stokes | colorist: Daniel Vozzo (color & seps) | letterer: Todd Klein | editor: Shelly Bond (formerly Shelly Roeberg) | publishing company: Vertigo [DC Comics]
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The Invisibles #5 βTime Machine Goβ (1997) by Grant Morrison, Phil Jimenez, John Stokes and Daniel Vozzo. Edited by Shelly Bond. Cover by Brian Bolland.
The Invisibles Vol 3 #9
average comicbook:
king mob from the invisibles comics, volume 3, issue 04
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February 1999. More philosophical insight from King Mob in Grant Morrison's THE INVISIBLES #22, the end of the second volume.
THE FACES, FIGURES, & FASHION STYLES OF ALTERNATIVE COMICS -- VERTIGO BRANCH.
PIC(S) INFO: Resolution at 1500x2266 -- Spotlight on textless & published cover art to "The Invisibles" Vol. 2 #1. February, 1997. Vertigo (an imprint of DC Comics). Artwork by Brian Bolland.
Roll call -- L to R: Jack Frost, Lord Fanny, Boy, Ragged Robin, & King Mob.
Source: http://sardinianconnection.blogspot.com/2012/11/brian-bolland-interview.html.
King Mob UK, 1969
