Which Queen album includes the track 'The Invisible Man'?

Queen’s album featuring the track “The Invisible Man” is The Miracle.

The Miracle was Queen’s thirteenth studio album, released in 1989. “The Invisible Man” appears on the album and was written by drummer Roger Taylor, although the song was credited to Queen. Freddie Mercury sings most of the lead vocal, while Taylor also contributes vocals and instrumentation.

The song became the album’s third single in the United Kingdom, where it reached number 12. Its lyrics are notable because they mention all four members of Queen: Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon. The accompanying video used visual effects to show computer-duplicated versions of the band performing together.

The title can cause confusion because the album was reportedly considered for the name The Invisible Men before Queen changed it to The Miracle shortly before release. The other options belong to different Queen albums: A Kind of Magic is from 1986, The Works from 1984, and Innuendo from 1991. “The Invisible Man” is therefore a reliable identifier for The Miracle.