That implies, intriguingly, that you've already found analogues for the other characters.
To address your question: The only thing that's come to mind so far is the protagonist of Diane Redfield Massie's Chameleon Was A Spy, which isn't much good; it's 1970s, he's probably too large to be hanging out with mice (although he's quite small for a chameleon), and the cartoon chameleon ability isn't technically invisibility even if it is functionally equivalent in some circumstances.
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Date: 2008-12-20 11:45 am (UTC)To address your question: The only thing that's come to mind so far is the protagonist of Diane Redfield Massie's Chameleon Was A Spy, which isn't much good; it's 1970s, he's probably too large to be hanging out with mice (although he's quite small for a chameleon), and the cartoon chameleon ability isn't technically invisibility even if it is functionally equivalent in some circumstances.