Books
Alex cartoons are collected into annual volumes.
- Alex (1987)
- The Unabashed Alex (1988)
- Alex II: Magnum Force (1989)
- Alex III: Son Of Alex (1990)
- Alex IV: The Man With The Golden Handshake (1991)
- Alex V: For The Love Of Alex (1992)
- Alex Calls The Shots (1993)
- Alex Plays The Game (1994)
- Alex Knows The Score (1995)
- Alex Sweeps The Board (1996)
- Alex Feels The Pinch (1997)
- The Full Alex Omnibus (collects strips from 1987 to 1998)
- The Best Of Alex 1998-2001
- The Best Of Alex 2002
- The Best Of Alex 2003
- The Best Of Alex 2004
- The Best Of Alex 2005
- The Best Of Alex 2006
- The Best of Alex 2007
- The Best of Alex 2008
- The Best of Alex 2009
- The Best of Alex 2010
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