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101 Uses for a Dead Cube #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA satirical collection of humorous illustrated scenarios imagining creative and absurd uses for a Rubik's Cube once it's been solved or rendered obsolete, originally published as a single volume by Tor Books in 1981. This book capitalizes on the puzzle cube craze of the early 1980s with a deadpan, irreverent twist, offering a series of one-panel gags and short descriptions.
A single-panel cartoon series from 1981 explores the many imaginative — and often absurd — afterlives of a solved (or abandoned) Rubik’s Cube, all drawn with dry wit and precise line work by John Stevens. Each panel presents a dead cube’s new purpose, from doorstop to paperweight to art installation, all without a single word balloon or caption. The cover, also by Stevens, captures the playful spirit of the issue in bold, clean lines.
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