Lawyers Turn to Comics for Help With Boring Contracts

“Even people who hate lawyers are going, ‘Oh, that’s cool.’' Companies jazz up contracts by turning them into comic books.

SYDNEY—Hayley Wardrop didn’t know that taking a job with Australian engineering and consulting firm Aurecon would require reading a comic book.

That’s the unusual format for Aurecon’s employment contract. After a draft was emailed to her, she was introduced to a blobby, marshmallowlike character that looked like Aurecon’s logo. An anthropomorphic lightbulb represented the prospective hire.

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