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101 Uses for a Dead Cube #[nn]
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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Single-panel cartoons about Rubik's Cubes, mainly about what to do with them after you give up on solving them. No captions or word balloons (although some have signs, etc.).
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).