Dutilleul lives a quiet life, spending his days in the office and evenings reading the newspaper. Until one night, when the power goes out. When the lights come back on, he finds himself in a strange situation--he's standing in the hallway, locked out of his apartment. After a few tentative experiments, Dutilleul discovers he's developed the ability to walk through walls. Perplexed by his newfound talent, he visits the doctor, who prescribes a cure. Unfortunately, Dutilleul doesn't quite follow the directions and before long, he's in over his head.

In this graphic adaptation of Marcel Aymé's 1943 short story "Le passe muraille," Obom has produced a gentle, absurd story about a man who gains sudden, unexpected power and the trouble that follows. (From Conundrum Press)

The Man Who Walked Through Walls is available in October 2021.

Diane Obomsawin was born in Montreal and spent the first 20 years of her life in France. After studying graphic design, she returned to Canada in 1983 and turned her attention to painting, comics and animation. She created the autobiographical film, Here and There and has published two books.