Review of The Invisible Man

H.G. Wells’ The Invisible Man is a timeless sci-fi masterpiece that explores isolation and power. Griffin, the protagonist, gains invisibility but succumbs to madness, revealing how unchecked ambition corrupts humanity. Wells blends thrilling plot twists with profound social commentary, as Griffin’s invisibility becomes both a curse and a tool for chaos. The novel’s exploration of alienation resonates across eras, while its fast-paced narrative keeps readers engaged. A thought- provoking read that asks: What does it mean to be seen, and how does power shape morality? Essential for sci-fi fans and anyone drawn to stories of human fragility.