Another great read from Alex Robinson, Too Cool to be Forgotten captured the 80's high school experience so perfectly that I was often wincing and smiling at the memories evoked. The art serves the story well and it took a second read to notice things like the mosaics created by the six panel layout on pages 106 and 107.

My only complaint is that with every new release, Robinson shrinks the dimensions of his books. At this rate, his work will some day come wrapped around a piece of Bazooka Joe Bubble Gum. ( )

Clever, funny, and sad, this is a coming of age story told by a middle aged man who suddenly finds himself back in High School, due to hypnosis for quitting smoking.

This story's been done before, but Robinson brings a wry sense of humor and realism, plus his very engaging art. I liked it a lot. ( )