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Drawn & Quarterly#5
Cover: Laurent Cilluffo

Drawn & Quarterly #5

Apr 1996 · Drawn & Quarterly · 7.95 CAD; 6.95 USD
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Contains 4 stories
The Dead of Winter
6 pp · Drama
LilyPearl
Fishing
18 pp · Drama
ReinoReino's MaReino's girlfriend
Dora the Living Doll
2 pp · Humor, Satire-Parody, Science Fiction
DoraDora's momDora's fatherTrio of girl-biker astrophysicists
The Road to America [part two]
13 pp · Drama, Historical, Sports
Said BoudiafMariusGillesSarahAris Abedsalam TouatiMr. CampanaGustave ThilKacem Belhadj

In September 1959, Said Boudiaf walks a fragile line between loyalty and survival, refusing to pay the patriotic tax that would align him with the Algerian liberation movement. As tensions simmer in the streets, he finds himself caught between old friends—Marius, Gilles, and Aris Abedsalam Touati—and the ever-watchful gaze of Mr. Campana, Gustave Thil, and Kacem Belhadj, each carrying their own stakes in the unfolding conflict.

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Baru
writer Jean-Marc Thévenet
writer Helge Dascher
colorist Daniel Ledran
letterer Dirk Rehm
cover pencils, inks Laurent Cilluffo

Reprints

↩ Reprints Le chemin de l’Amérique #[nn] (1990)

Reprinted in Vellevision #[nn] (1997), McSweeney's Quarterly Concern #13 (2004), Drawn & Quarterly: Twenty-Five Years of Contemporary Cartooning, Comics, and Graphic Novels #[nn] (2015)

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