Far Side's Gary Larson always wanted to be a guitarist, and he seemingly took out his frustrations on everyone from Elvis to ...

Larson always made time to celebrate the classics, with Far Side comics based on The Sound of Music, Showdown at Boot Hill, ...

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 ...

Iconic comic strip The Far Side launched its official website today, which debuted with a selection of classic cartoons, doodles from creator Gary Larson’s sketchbooks, and a letter from the ...

Now the characters, creations and cartoons of The Far Side can add the world wide web to the list of accolades. The cartoonist closed his letter with one more message to fans, “I hope all the ...

Both the style changes and the comic’s return are due to the fact ... we’re eager to see how they’ll be used to revive The Far Side, however infrequently Larson gets around to it.

After a 25-year hibernation, the beloved comic strip The Far Side returned Tuesday with a revamped website, unseen sketches and the promise of new comics in the future. In September, cartoonist ...

Still funny too!” Cartoonist Gary Larson, of Seattle, poses beside some of his “The Far Side” work in 1985.AP Indeed, while mirroring the tone of the original cartoons, the computerized ...

The Far Side fans, rejoice! Cartoonist Gary Larson has returned. Larson is known for his award-winning single-panel cartoons The Far Side that ran in newspapers from 1980 to 1995. He had not ...

Without actually saying that The Far Side is coming back, the site teases a “new era” for the comic, which will apparently also be made available online for the first time.

“The Far Side,” which enjoyed a 15-year run, was widely embraced for its offbeat humor, becoming one of the most successful and widely syndicated single-panel features in comics histor ...

If there was ever a time the world needed the satirical comic The Far Side, it would be 2020. As the coronavirus pandemic dominates headlines, we could use cartoonist Gary Larson's oddball humor ...