Gary Larson's The Far Side comic strip consistently found absurdist takes on every possible subject, and sometimes it didn't need words to make a joke ...

Viking raiders attacked towns across a surprisingly ... When using historical events as the basis for his Far Side comics, ...

Larson didn’t publish another original “Far Side” cartoon for twenty-five years ... “Blondie,” “The Family Circus”) or on Viking raids (“Hägar the Horrible”), and strenuously ...

Seven months after Gary Larson teased the return of The Far Side, the cartoonist has delivered his first new comics in 25 years. Larson also wrote a letter to fans detailing how a “clogged pen ...

Suffice to say, “The Far Side” fans are in a frenzy over Larson’s return. “Welcome back!” exclaimed one die-hard under a cartoon of a commuter hailing a taxi full of taxidermied animals.

Larson said changes in technology eventually convinced him the time had come for his cartoon creations to go digital. “It’s always been inherently awkward to chase down a Far Side–festooned ...

Yes, Gary Larson has brought his beloved comic strip out of a long retirement and has published his first new “Far Side” cartoons in 25 years. The three new strips can be seen by visiting the ...

“The Far Side” creator Gary Larson has published three new cartoons on his website — with fans and fellow cartoonists rejoicing at his first fresh work in 25 years. Larson, who teased a ...

During a 14-year span before he quit in 1994, Gary Larson created over 4,000 The Far Side cartoons, all of which have just made their way into a hefty two-volume anthology, The Complete Far Side.

“New Stuff.” By Derrick Bryson Taylor The “Far Side” cartoonist Gary Larson surprised fans this week with three new cartoons, 25 years after his retirement and months after he teased his retur ...