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* ContestedSequel: What's better: ''ComicBook/TheInvisibles'' or ''The Filth''? Fans of ''The Invisibles'' will cite its complexity, length, more spiritual insight and being the culmination of Morrison's Nirvana. Meanwhile, fans of ''The Filth'' will say their work is more simple and legible while still being thought-provocking and having a more original concept. ''ComicBook/FlexMentallo'' fans also exist, but it is usually seen as apart from these two due to their similarity.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: The cosmic garbage trucks cross dimensions by engaging Ninth Gear ("faster than the speed of wall.") A character in ''ComicBook/TheInvisibles'' mentions that nine is the favorite number of the Hindu god Ganesh, Remover Of Obstacles. Other references to religion and cosmology are sprinkled throughout the story.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: The cosmic garbage trucks cross dimensions by engaging Ninth Gear ("faster than the speed of wall.") A character in ''ComicBook/TheInvisibles'' mentions that nine is the favorite number of the Hindu god Ganesh, Remover Of Obstacles. Other references to religion and cosmology are sprinkled throughout the story.story.
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* SpiritualAnthitesis: To Grant's ''ComicBook/TheInvisibles''. Instead of a crazy and glamorous pop magick team in a world of weirdness fighting chaos, we follow a single unhappy middle aged man in a dirty CrapsackWorld that works for an agency that hails StatusQuoIsGod.
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* SpiritualAnthitesis: SpiritualAntithesis: To Grant's ''ComicBook/TheInvisibles''. Instead of a crazy and glamorous pop magick team in a world of weirdness fighting chaos, we follow a single unhappy middle aged man in a dirty CrapsackWorld that works for an agency that hails StatusQuoIsGod.
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* ContestedSequel: What's better: The Invisibles or The Filth? Fans of The Invisibles will cite its complexity, length, more spiritual insight and being the culmination of Morrison's Nirvana. Meanwhile, fans of The Filth will say their work is more simple and legible while still being thought-provocking and having a more original concept. ''ComicBook/FlexMentallo'' fans also exist, but it is usually seen as apart from these two due to their similarity.
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* ContestedSequel: What's better: The Invisibles ''ComicBook/TheInvisibles'' or The Filth? ''The Filth''? Fans of The Invisibles ''The Invisibles'' will cite its complexity, length, more spiritual insight and being the culmination of Morrison's Nirvana. Meanwhile, fans of The Filth ''The Filth'' will say their work is more simple and legible while still being thought-provocking and having a more original concept. ''ComicBook/FlexMentallo'' fans also exist, but it is usually seen as apart from these two due to their similarity.
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* SpiritualAnthitesis: To Grant's ''ComicBook/TheInvisibles''. Instead of a crazy and glamorous pop magick team in a world of weirdness fighting chaos, we follow a single unhappy middle aged man in a dirty CrapsackWorld that works for an agency that hails StatusQuoIsGod.
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* ContestedSequel: What's better: The Invisibles or The Filth? Fans of The Invisibles will cite its complexity, length, more spiritual insight and being the culmination of Morrison's Nirvana. Meanwhile, fans of The Filth will say their work is more simple and legible while still being thought-provocking and having a more original concept. Flex Mentallo ''ComicBook/FlexMentallo'' fans also exist, but it is usually seen as apart from these two due to their similarity.
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* QuirkyWork: A porn-addicted bachelor who discovers he is a secret agent for a paradimensional agency residing in a dimension made of pop culture memorabilia and Nazi dolphins (Wait no, it's actually a tiny stain on the floor of the protagonist's kitchen) who fight threats like a human virus or a real-life superhero with muscle dysmorphia-
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* QuirkyWork: A porn-addicted bachelor who discovers he is a secret agent for a paradimensional agency residing in a dimension made of pop culture memorabilia and Nazi dolphins (Wait no, it's actually a tiny stain on the floor of the protagonist's kitchen) who fight threats like a human virus or a real-life superhero with muscle dysmorphia-dysmorphia.
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* QuirkyWork: A porn-addicted bachelor who discovers he is a secret agent for a paradimensional agency residing in a dimension made of pop culture memorabilia and Nazi dolphins (Wait no, it's actually a tiny stain on the floor of the protagonist's kitchen) who fight threats like a human virus or a real-life superhero with muscle dysmorphia-
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* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: A porn-addicted bachelor who discovers he is a secret agent for a paradimensional agency residing in a dimension made of pop culture memorabilia and Nazi dolphins (Wait no, it's actually a tiny stain on the floor of the protagonist's kitchen) who fight threats like a human virus or a real-life superhero with muscle dysmorphia-
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: The cosmic garbage trucks cross dimensions by engaging Ninth Gear ("faster than the speed of wall.") A character in ''ComicBook/TheInvisibles'' mentions that nine is the favorite number of the Hindu god Ganesh, Remover Of Obstacles. Other references to religion and cosmology are sprinkled throughout the story.
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: A porn-addicted bachelor who discovers he is a secret agent for a paradimensional agency residing in a dimension made of pop culture memorabilia and Nazi dolphins (Wait no, it's actually a tiny stain on the floor of the protagonist's kitchen) who fight threats like a human virus or a real-life superhero with muscle dysmorphia-story.
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: A porn-addicted bachelor who discovers he is a secret agent for a paradimensional agency residing in a dimension made of pop culture memorabilia and Nazi dolphins (Wait no, it's actually a tiny stain on the floor of the protagonist's kitchen) who fight threats like a human virus or a real-life superhero with muscle dysmorphia-
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: The cosmic garbage trucks cross dimensions by engaging Ninth Gear ("faster than the speed of wall.") A character in ''ComicBook/TheInvisibles'' mentions that nine is the favorite number of the Hindu god Ganesh, Remover Of Obstacles. Other references to religion and cosmology are sprinkled throughout the story.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: The cosmic garbage trucks cross dimensions by engaging Ninth Gear ("faster than the speed of wall.") A character in ''ComicBook/TheInvisibles'' mentions that nine is the favorite number of the Hindu god Ganesh, Remover Of Obstacles. Other references to religion and cosmology are sprinkled throughout the story.story.
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: A porn-addicted bachelor who discovers he is a secret agent for a paradimensional agency residing in a dimension made of pop culture memorabilia and Nazi dolphins (Wait no, it's actually a tiny stain on the floor of the protagonist's kitchen) who fight threats like a human virus or a real-life superhero with muscle dysmorphia-
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* ContestedSequel: What's better: The Invisibles or The Filth? Fans of The Invisibles will cite its complexity, length, more spiritual insight and being the culmination of Morrison's Nirvana. Meanwhile, fans of The Filth will say their work is more simple and legible while still being thought-provocking and having a more original concept. Flex Mentallo fans also exist, but it is usually seen as apart from these two due to their similarity.
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* TheWoobie: Try to think of something nice that happens to Sharon Jones
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* FridgeBrilliance: What if Feely ''is'' a pedophile, and the Filth (as the "cleaners" of society) are his mind's way of coping, by providing the illusion of an outside group willing to "clean" him up?
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