Mr. Burroughs

In 2003, Frémok published the single-issue comic Mr. Burroughs, a standalone work from the French avant-garde publisher known for its experimental, often transgressive graphic novels. The book centers on the figure of the titular Mr. Burroughs—a clear nod to the writer William S. Burroughs—and explores themes of dislocation, addiction, and fractured identity through Frémok’s signature blend of stark, expressive art and dense, literary narrative. Though a brief entry in the publisher’s catalog, it stands as a potent example of Frémok’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of the medium, merging beat-era sensibilities with the raw energy of European alternative comics.