The Extended Dream of Mr. D.

In The Extended Dream of Mr. D. (1998–1999), David Griffiths crafts a three-issue miniseries for Drawn & Quarterly that explores the surreal, liminal space between waking life and the subconscious. This compact, quietly unsettling work stands as a distinctive artifact of late-1990s alternative comics, showcasing Griffiths’ ability to build a haunting, introspective world with sparse, evocative storytelling. Its brief run lingers in the mind, a testament to the power of a focused, singular vision in independent publishing.