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Article content The Quebec comic creator is back with Factory Summers, an account of the seasons he spent working in the pulp and paper industry in la belle province as a young adult. It’s a love letter to his summer jobs and a funny, yet touching account of how he came into his own as an aspiring cartoonist. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Brown: New Delisle book a love letter to comic creator's summer job Back to video It follows a number of volumes – like A User’s Guide to Neglectful Parenting – devoted to convincing readers he’s...

SHARES Factory Summers brings the subtle colour of banal summer jobs towards the promise of the world beyond them. Terrible summer jobs are a rite of passage for most people. Picking strawberries in the broiling sun, whiling away listless retail hours in a bleak corner of a mall or serving ice cream to whiny kids and their strung-out parents. We’ve all been there. Guy Delisle’s graphic novel-cum-memoir Factory Summers has all the pathos, boredom, confusion and grim camaraderie that summer employment entails, crisply rendered in a limited palette of Payne’s grey, mustard yellow, black...

Review of 'Factory Summers', the latest graphic novel/memoir by Guy Delisle, published by Drawn & Quarterly.