| Display title | The Filth |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Grant Morrison's thematic follow-up to The Invisibles, The Filth is a very darkly humourous maxiseries about Greg Feely, a hapless loner who lives alone with his ailing cat and subsists on a diet of chocolate and pornography, who one day discovers that he is really Ned Slade, a gun-toting interdimensional agent. The series lasted for 13 issues (August, 2002-October, 2003). |
