Publisher's Synopsis
A haunting and darkly funny post-apocalyptic graphic novel that follows an unusual postal worker on his very bizarre mail route.
Amid the blasted rubble of a once-perfect suburb, a hazmat-suited postman delivers the mail, aloud.
He shouts his letters down a vent to the bunker-bound family below.
They describe the family's prosperous past life, and then get stranger and stranger...
Drawn by the famed cartoonish and Charlie Hebdo contributor Gébé, and never before available in English, Letter to Survivors is a blackhearted delight, a scathing, impassioned send-up of consumerist excess and nuclear peril: funnier-and scarier-than ever.
Built on a foundation of whimsical gallows humor, this book bursts at the seams with lessons as relevant to the current state of the world as when it was first published in France over 35 years ago... Through black-and-white cartoon linework, the characters of the letters and the family they are being read to are brought to life in a manner as satirical and pointed as the lessons they are depicting. - Publishers Weekly
