Portraits from Life #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the first two issues of the series Portraits from Life, a series of short, autobiographical comics by various artists exploring moments of everyday life. Published by Drawn & Quarterly in 2001, the volume features contributions from a range of cartoonists, each offering a distinct visual and narrative perspective on personal experiences.
In "Paul Arthur the Man Behind the," David Collier draws from his own past to revisit a pivotal summer in Regina, a place that felt small and quietly rigid in his teenage memory. When a murder disrupts the town’s fragile calm, the familiar world begins to shift, revealing hidden tensions beneath the surface. A deeply personal, introspective story from the acclaimed cartoonist, rendered with his signature quiet intensity.
In "Milgaard and Me," David Collier reflects on his teenage years in Regina, recalling a quiet, close-knit community that felt insulated from the world beyond. The sense of stability begins to unravel when a woman’s murder shakes the town’s calm, leaving a lasting impression on the young Collier.
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↩ Reprints Collier's #2 (1992), Collier's #4 (1998), Humphry Osmond: Psychedelic Pioneer and the Doors of Perception #[nn] (1998), Surviving Saskatoon #[nn] (2000), Collier's #3
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