The FBI transferred Special Agent Tom Sellinger to its Atlanta Division for one reason: capture a seemingly-invisible bank robber known as the Ghost.
His robberies are all the same. He has no gun; he makes no demands. He wears a ski mask, yet customers and tellers walk around him without a glance as he empties the drawers of cash. The only evidence left behind is his image on security footage, and a throng of people who swear no man like that ever entered the bank.
Tom isn't spooked by the man's unusual ability; he's tracked people like this before, people that the FBI designates as bleeders.
"I had more fun writing Bleeders than should be allowed. It started with an outlandish premise: what would happen if you alone could see a seemingly invisible bank robber? What if you tried to stop his robbery?
Later, when I really understood who the characters were and what they were truly fighting over, the world of Bleeders meant so much more to me than I could have originally imagined."
- Jim Franz