twin sons. Awards Hatch Broadcasting Award (for a Converse shoe commercial featuring Too Much Coffee Man) 1995 Eisner Award for Best New Series: Too Much Coffee Man, by Shannon Wheeler (Adhesive Comics) 2011 Eisner Award for Best Humor Publication: I Thought You Would Be Funnier, by Shannon Wheeler (Boom! Studios) 2011 nomination, Harvey Award, Special Award for Humor in Comics: I Thought You Would Be Funnier, by Shannon Wheeler (Boom! Studios) nomination. 2018 Inkpot Award winner Bibliography Solo work Children with Glue (self-published, 1989; reissued by Blackbird Comics, 1991) Too Much Coffee Man Too Much Coffee Man Mini Comics (self-published, Austin, TX, 1991) Too Much Coffee Man Comic Book (Adhesive Comics, Austin, TX, 1993–2001) Too Much Coffee Man Webcomic by Shannon Wheeler (beginning in Austin, TX, 1995, ongoing) Too Much Coffee Man's Guide for the Perplexed (Dark Horse, 1998) Too Much Coffee Man's Parade of Tirade (Dark Horse, 2000) — introduction by Henry Rollins Too Much Coffee Man's Amusing Musings (Dark Horse, 2001) Too Much Coffee Man Magazine (Adhesive Comics, Portland, OR, 2002–2006) How to be Happy (Too Much Coffee Man) (Dark Horse, 2005) Too Much Coffee Man Omnibus (Dark Horse, August 2011) Too Much Coffee Man: Cutie Island and Other Stories (BOOM! Studios, March 2012) Wake Up and Smell the Cartoons of Shannon Wheeler (Mojo Press, 1997) — introduction by Jeff Smith Screw Heaven, When I Die I'm Going to Mars (Dark Horse, 2007) Postage Stamp Funnies (Dark Horse, 2008) I Thought You Would Be Funnier (BOOM! Studios, 2010) I Told You So (BOOM! Studios, May 2012) Astounding Villain House (Dark Horse, October 2013) Collaborative works Waiting for Justice, columns by Carolyn Jones, cartoons by Wheeler (The Daily Californian, Berkeley, California, 1987) Jab (Adhesive Comics, 1992–1995) — Austin, TX-based anthology featuring Wheeler, Wiley Akins, Ashley Underwood, Tom King, Walt Holcombe, Rob Bostick, Mitchelle Crisp, Matthew Dutchman, Jason Storey, John Bruch, Lance Myers, Rick Klaw, and Joe Don Baker Do I Come Here Often? (Black Coffee Blues, Pt. 2), written by Henry Rollins, illustrated by Wheeler (2.13.61, 1998) Jobs That Don't Suck: What Nobody Else Will Tell You About Getting and Succeeding in the Job of Your Dreams, written by Charlie Drozdyk, illustrated by Wheeler (Ballantine Books, 1998) Grandpa Won't Wake Up, written by Simon Max Hill, illustrated by Wheeler (BOOM! Studios, October 2011) Oil & Water, written by Steve Duin, illustrated by Wheeler (Fantagraphics, November 2011) God is Disappointed