SIX HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SIX APPARITIONS OF KILLOFFER

Charting Killoffer's violent odyssey through a world overflowing with his many selves, 676 Apparitions of Killoffer is a spectacularly ambitious attempt to roll back the constraints of autobiography and graphic narrative.

A journey from Paris to Montreal takes on Dantesque proportions, as Killoffer is besieged by six hundred and seventy-six apparitions of his own self. Multiple Killoffers rampage across the pages, on a jaw-dropping spree that spills over with horror and dark humor.

Originally published in French by L'Association in 2002, 676 Apparitions is widely recognized to be one of the key European graphic novels of past years, and was short-listed (along with Chris Ware’s Jimmy Corrigan and Daniel Clowes’ David Boring) as Best Album at the Angoulême International Comics Festival in 2003.