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El Hombre Invisible (Cómic)

El Hombre Invisible (Cómic)

Herbert George Wells

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Año de edición:
2023
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Estudios de literatura infantil y juvenil
ISBN:
9788413379395
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El hombre invisible (en inglés, The Invisible Man) es una novela de ciencia ficción del escritor británico H. G. Wells. La obra fue originalmente publicada en entregas en la revista Pearsons Magazine en 1897 y como novela el mismo año. El hombre invisible del título es Griffin, un científico que teoriza que si se cambia el índice refractivo de una persona para coincidir exactamente con el del aire y su cuerpo no absorbe ni refleja la luz, entonces no será visible. Griffin logra llevar a cabo este proceso consigo mismo, pero luego no puede volver a ser visible, llegando a un estado mental inestable como resultado.

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