Ebook {Epub PDF} Too Cool to Be Forgotten by Alex Robinson

 · Alex Robinson has written and illustrated several graphic novels, including Too Cool to Be Forgotten, Box Office Poison, Tricked, and Our Expanding Universe. He and his work have won several industry awards, including the prestigious Eisner /5(K). Anyone who think this comic is just about a guy who (sort of) goes back in time to stop smoking hasn’t read enough of Alex Robinson’s comics; he’s an absolute master of gut-punch plot twists (as well as character design, natural-sounding dialogue, pacing, etc.). “Too Cool To /5. Alex Robinson is clever, funny, honest, and it's so fun to take a good look at every drawing. I'm on a mission to read all his work. Sadly, "Too Cool to be Forgotten" is short, but I liked it as much as Box Office Poison and Tricked. Highly recommended/5(43).

Too Cool to Be Forgotten Alex Robinson, Author, Alex Robinson, Illustrator. Top Shelf $ (p) ISBN More By and About This Author. OTHER BOOKS. BOX OFFICE POISON. Timof. Box Office Poison () Tricked () Alex Robinson's Lower Regions () Too Cool to Be Forgotten () A Kidnapped Santa Claus (adapted from L. Frank Baum) () Our Expanding Universe () Alex's books are also available outside the US from these publishers: Brazil: Gal Editora. Alex Robinson has written and illustrated several graphic novels, including Too Cool to Be Forgotten, Box Office Poison and www.doorway.ru and his work have won several industry awards, including the prestigious Eisner Award and prize for best debut in Angouleme, France.

Too Cool to Be Forgotten. by Alex Robinson. ISBN - Diamond: MAY $ (US) Print. Out of Stock. $ (US) DRM-free eBook. Add to Cart. $ (US) Digital Partners. Buy Digital. Andy Wicks is a forty-something father of two who's tried everything to quit smoking, from going cold turkey, to the latest patches and nicotine chewing gums. Early on, Too Cool to Be Forgotten, the new graphic novel from Alex Robinson (Box Office Poison), comes across as a Hollywood movie high concept – something like Back to the Future meets “Freaks and Geeks.” This is Alex Robinson, however, and he uses his graphic novels to investigate the human condition in ways only a few other North American cartoonists (Gilbert Hernandez, Jaime Hernandez, Chester Brown, and Daniel Clowes, for example) do.