Bruce's Reviews > Nameless

If you like Morrison (the Invisibles Morrison, not JLA Morrison) this is a good use of your time. The conventional narrative which departs at some point is the real value add for me-- it gets paid off in the end though I still have one unresolved issue which I may or may not spend time sorting out.

Quite aesthetically satisfying the way it all turns out and wraps up. Much more pleasing than The Filth, for instance.

The artwork for the series is quite good, consistent and really adds additional layers of meaning.