The Far Side's Cavemen Did the Best They Could With What ... including the world of paleontology. When this cartoon was ...

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

Perhaps fittingly, the first thing I drew was a caveman.” Compared to his beloved hand-drawn work, Larson’s “New Stuff” are like high-definition Far Side comics, with each of the three ...

In 1995, Gary Larson decided to end his syndicated cartoon, and now, “The Far Side” creator has released ... Perhaps fittingly, the first thing I drew was a caveman,” Larson wrote.

“Perhaps fittingly, the first thing I drew was a caveman.” Larson isn’t the ... we’re eager to see how they’ll be used to revive The Far Side, however infrequently Larson gets around ...

The Far Side burnt Gary Larson out ... Perhaps fittingly, the first thing I drew was a caveman.” Larson is upfront about the fresh comics: This is not the beginning of a new daily or weekly ...

A 1982 "Far Side" strip decided to have a little fun with the latter attribute. In that cartoon, we find an early human anachronistically lecturing his fellow cavemen about dinosaur-related hazards.

And swarthy cavemen look at the snapshots in a photo ... artist working and playing at his home in Seattle. “The Far Side” cartoons are syndicated, appearing in more than 500 papers throughout ...

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.

Gary Larson's 'Far Side' cartoons on exhibit at Denver's Museum ... Perhaps fittingly, the first thing I drew was a caveman.” There’s something comforting about the familiarity of Larson ...

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 ...