It wasn't until I'd done about sixty pages of those that I figured out a long form story, so I only had another 540 pages to go. Alex Robinson: Well, technically, when I started BOX OFFICE POISON I was actually just doing a bunch of short stories that revolved around the same characters, without any real overall plan. Humphrey Lee: So, the main thing I have to know is, what exactly causes or motivates a man to wake up one day and go "Y'know what, I'm going to work on a 600 page Graphic Novel"? Because if someone ran that idea past me, I'd think they were somewhat clinical. AICN Comics thanks him for his time and is glad to host this interview.
Both works are highly touted by this reviewer/interviewer as some of the best comics he has had the privilege of reading and thinks you should support this works with all your monies. Really, Alex Robinson is the mastermind between two incredibly critically acclaimed pieces of comic book literature, the former Eisner and Harvey award nominated BOX OFFICE POISON, and the current Eisner and Harvey Award nominee, TRICKED. Actually, okay, I have no idea if that's true, but it sounded really nice. Alex Robinson is what is known as a "self-made man".
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