Drawn & Quarterly: Twenty-Five Years of Contemporary Cartooning, Comics, and Graphic Novels #[nn]

In this reimagined myth, Callisto’s tale unfolds with quiet dread and dark humor as she finds herself caught between divine desire and mortal consequence. Written by a standout voice in contemporary cartooning and illustrated with striking, expressive art, the story follows her transformation with a mix of sorrow and surreal wit.

In "The Offering," a surreal and haunting story drawn from a dream, Julie encounters a male friend in a distant city where intimacy takes a shocking, unexpected turn. The moment unfolds with quiet dread and strange tenderness, as the boundaries of trust, body, and desire blur in a way that lingers long after the page ends.

In this sharp, one-page satire from *Drawn & Quarterly: Twenty-Five Years of Contemporary Cartooning*, a group of Canadians, incensed by American mockery, find themselves disarmed when the President greets them with unrelenting politeness—turning their fury into awkward compliance. The story’s humor hinges on a single, perfectly timed moment of cultural clash and unexpected diplomacy.