Gary Larson's Far Side Cartoons
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If anyone can consistently make me laugh, its Gary Larson, through his Far Side cartoons. Published in syndicated newspapers for fourteen years, until 1995, Larson's "The Far Side" is still found on greeting cards, calendars and in books. His wry, insightful sense of humor appeals to many. A great number of people were disappointed when Larson decided to retire from regular publishing, although his work lives on. Larson enjoys a huge fan base of people who love his jokes.
Larson was born in Tacoma, Washington, just south of Seattle, in 1950. Not surprisingly, he had a love of science growing up, which is reflected in many of his cartoons which poke fun at scientists and other educated people. He claims that his older brother "tormented" him, which gave him a unique paranoia. Larson says that the paranoia creeps into his work - especially his drawings of monsters.
It didn't take Larson long to get his funny cartoons published. After only a couple of submissions, he had a gig in The Seattle Times, starting in 1979. The original cartoon was published under the title "Nature's Way." Eventually, Larson pitched the cartoon to a San Francisco newspaper, which promoted it for syndication as "The Far Side." And the rest is history...
The usual butts of his jokes range from scientists, cows, dinosaurs, dogs, chickens, deer, devils, to ... well...regular people. Larson's cartoons are never outwardly political or religious. The biggest controversy he ever stirred up was in relation to a cartoon that he published that referenced the "tramp" Jane Goodall, in a chimpanzee cartoon. Jane Goodall herself found the cartoon funny and was not offended, although her organization had originally demanded a retraction and apology from Larson.
Larson's observations are primarily aimed at the silliness and stupidity of the human race. And with regard to that topic, you can't help but laugh!
The expressions of Larson's characters are priceless. He captures the annoyed look of a housewife, the terrified look of passengers on a plane (see above), and the goofy look of a simpleton, all with a few pen strokes. Larson's humorous observations of the mundane details of everyday life, from laundry to childcare, make you laugh out loud because they are so accurate! Its amazing to think that this guy never had art lessons.
Larson has an uncanny ability to take a "what if," outlandish scenario and transform it into a straight-faced offering of life as it would be with talking dogs, walking cows, hunting deer, and aliens. He sometimes positions "regular people" in these unlikely contexts, and then tops it off with an off-hand observation in the caption. Larson doesn't rely on puns or other tactics for his jokes. What makes his cartoons so effective is the idea that you are viewing a snapshot of these silly situations.
There is simply not enough room in a single Hub to showcase all of the best works of Gary Larson. Many of his cartoons are very well-known, such as what you say to a dog, and what a dog hears, and the real reason dinosaurs became extinct (smoking). Others are new treasures that you may discover in his books, or by searching the internet. My personal favorite way to enjoy Larson's work is with a day-by-day calendar. I get one each year, which allows me the opportunity for a fresh joke each day.
There is much more Gary Larson available on the website below, or search through some of the books referenced on this site! Don't laugh too hard!
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NEW The Far Side Gallery 5 Cartoon Book by Gary Larsen
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8th collection book of far side cartoons,by gary larson
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1984 The Far Side Gallery Cartoon Book
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LOL - Patty, there are so many great ones. One of my favorites is the huge eye in the side view mirror and the script that says "objects may be closer than they appear"
Steph, this hub is absolutely awesome! Loved learning more about Larson (he never fails to make me laugh, either!) and also loved seeing some of my fave "Far Side" comics again.
I love that Santa one LOL...
Thank you so much, C.M.!! I found some great ones, too, that I hadn't seen before (the deer in the headlights - LOL). What a terrific guy - I was so disappointed when he stopped publishing.
Wow, these are just super, as are all his cartoons. I especially appreciate knowing more about Mr. Larson. Always enjoyed the cartoons but really didn't know much about the man. It is a shame he quit publishing.
Thanks, Jungle Talk. I'm such a fan, that I almost remember the day as if it was yesterday! Shame, isn't it? What a talent - both drawing and imagination.
Been a Larson fan for sometime now, great hub.
Great Hub! Gary Larson is a genius! I really miss The Far Side.
I am such a fan of Gary Larson and I haven't read his stuff in a long time. Thanks for making me laugh...I'm gonna check that website out now. =)
I still pull out my Far Side books from time to time. I laugh no matter How many times I read them!
Thanks everyone - I love the encouragement! So happy to write about a topic that I love so much. Glad you enjoyed the comics and Hub. Steph
I have always enjoyed the far side although amazingly (showing my ignorance now so forgive me!) I thought he was an australian! just goes to show how popular he is with everyone - I particularly liked the christmas box inthe laundry bag and the knickers in the christmas bag - oh s....!
just look at the cartoons, funny. not so on the dinosaur joke though.
Hillarious!
This is awesome!! Thanks so much for sharing!
Larson rules. I used to use Far Side cartoons in papers I would write while in college, but they gave me a diploma anyway.
LOL - too funny Peter!
I love Larson's work, I bought the complete far side, two massive tomes I still haven't worked my way through!
Love the Hub. I too am a huge fan of Larson. When I feel down I go to my local Bartells and read his cards and laugh until tears run down my face. What a brilliant mind.
Thanks for your excellent work.
Lightheart
I like the cartoon!
I use to look forward to going to work in the mornings, just so I could see that day's Gary Larson page of the calendar. Thanks for article.
Great hub....Do you remember the one where a panhandler on the sidewalk is asking for a spare armadillo, and a man in a suit is walking by with an armadillo under each arm, and thinking "What do I do, What do I do?"
Larson is the King of thinking outside the box.......
Great job!
LOL - that's a funny one Roderic. I have one on my bulletin board right now (above my computer) that has a big rodent driving his car, with a wife sitting next to him (in pearls and glasses of course), and he's yelling at the four kids in the back, saying "Hey, I told you kids to knock it off back there! Or so help me I'll just take this car and drive it off the first cliff I come to." The caption: Lemmings on Vacation.
Thanks for bringing back memories of the Farside. I really miss that comic strip. There have been a lot of imitators since but none as funny.
After years in corporate America, I cried the first time I saw the one with the dog who has something better to do sitting at the end of the conference room table. I could not believe he published that one.
Hello,
Larson is an example of how genius can be exhibited by any means. Hey, they are just cartoons. Or are they?
Garry Nelson
I gotta admit I loved the farside stuff. I laughed at so many of these. I remember the one showed what a dog heard when you callled talked and called to it and then a cat. The cat's had a blank box above it. Good Job Steph
Excellasys - so funny about the cat! His humor is priceless. Garry, Quotations and John - thanks for reading and commenting!
I love the dinosaur/extinction one! I remember that from when I was younger.
Larson is about the only cartoonist I was ever just really crazy about. His work keeps you rolling and is not controversial in most cases like so many others. There are some today that just border on plain tacky lol. Great hub!
Bonnie
If a picture paints a thousand words, then a cartoon may say even more about the way we are. The captions often seem to limit what they say. I recall being involved in a contest 'once upon a time' where the reader was asked to supply the punchline. It'snot as easy as it looks. great hub. Cheers
I have to confess to being a larson lover myself, thanks for the giggle!
I once heard an interview with Gary Larson on National Public Radio. He talked about how his first cartoon that generated massive attention was perhaps his strangest. It depicted a cow standing in front of a table, and on the table was an array of misshapen globs of mud and sticks. The caption: "Cow tools."
Larson received so many letters nationwide from people wanting to know what the cartoon meant. At first he was bewildered, thinking he had done something wrong. But it ended up being great publicity. He gained a larger nationwide audience, eager for his next idea.
A fun article!
You provided a laugh for me today! Love Far Side! Love the one with the boy pushing on the door to the school. Big sign on the door says Pull. Caption:
MIDVALE SCHOOL FOR THE GIFTED
Got curious about Far Side and went poking around on the net and found this:
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:I'm walking a fine line here. On the one hand, I confess to finding it quite flattering that some of my fans have created web sites displaying and / or distributing my work on the Internet. And, on the other, I'm struggling to find the words that convincingly but sensitively persuade these Far Side enthusiasts to "cease and desist" before they have to read these words from some lawyer. What impact this unauthorized use has had (and is having) in tangible terms is, naturally, of great concern to my publishers and therefore to me -- but it's not the focus of this letter. My effort here is to try and speak to the intangible impact, the emotional cost to me, personally, of seeing my work collected, digitized, and offered up in cyberspace beyond my control. Years ago I was having lunch one day with the cartoonist Richard Guindon, and the subject came up how neither one of us ever solicited or accepted ideas from others. But, until Richard summed it up quite neatly, I never really understood my own aversions to doing this: "It's like having someone else write in your diary," he said. And how true that statement rang with me. In effect, we drew cartoons that we hoped would be entertaining or, at the very least, not boring; but regardless, they would always come from an intensely personal, and therefore original perspective. To attempt to be "funny" is a very scary, risk-laden proposition. (Ask any stand-up comic who has ever "bombed "on stage.) But if there was ever an axiom to follow in this business, it would be this: be honest to yourself and -- most important -- respect your audience. So, in a nutshell (probably an unfortunate choice of words for me), I only ask that this respect be returned, and the way for anyone to do that is to please, please refrain from putting The Far Side out on the Internet. These cartoons are my "children," of sorts, and like a parent, I'm concerned about where they go at night without telling me. And, seeing them at someone's web site is like getting the call at 2:00 a.m. that goes, "Uh, Dad, you're not going to like this much, but guess where I am. " I hope my explanation helps you to understand the importance this has for me, personally, and why I'm making this request. Please send my "kids" home. I'll be eternally grateful.
Most respectfully,
Gary Larson
You have our most sincere apologies, Gary. Sorry about that whole "kidnapping your kids" thing. It won't happen again.
It was on a site called COMIC MIX.COM. Seems that they had published a cartoon as a tribute and the next thing they knew this showed up.
Hope this doesn't happen to your page! Just thought I'd let you know what I found.
Thanks Ruthie - Hmm.... I just took a look at that site. We'll see what happens, I guess. I believe that this hub is different than that website, however, because it was written not just to showcase the cartoons, but to discuss Mr. Larson's background, his sense of humor and other aspects of The Far Side. All of the cartoons were found on the Internet (fortunately or unfortunately....) so it seems as though the proverbial cow is out of the barn. I'll bet there is a funny Larson cartoon in that one! Nonetheless, one can appreciate Mr. Larson's concerns, most definitely! Thank you for reading my hub and commenting!
You're welcome and thank you for joining my fan club!
My favorite was the two gorillas dancing and the one says to the other "Actually, I said I wanted a mango."
LiamBean - that one is hilarious! So many good ones to choose from. LOL!
Some real classics in this!
These are classics! I have always enjoyed Larson's work, wonder what it would take to get him out of retirement?
Kari Dean
Hi Steph
This is funny!
Just wondered - Are there any copyright issues in doing something like this?
GerryM
how do you post a comment?
You just did! :-)
My favorite, the Devil's secretary on the intercom: There's another salesman here, sir. Shalll I tell him to go to heaven?
LOL, fan! He always did a great job with the Heaven and Hell cartoons.
This was great!! Now where are the Bloom County and Calvin and Hobbs hubpages?!
Hi Ms Chievous, there is a Calvin and Hobbs Hubpage - go up to the top of the comments and you'll see an arrow directing you to it! Bloom County - still need to work on that one! Thanks for the comment!
I like the tips on dog training. As always great work
Mon.
Thanks Mon! That one is hilarious, isn't it!
I remember site postings and notes like that shared by Ruthie from Gary Larson, to websites giving him full credit and praise and showcased or linked his work. It's called free advertising, and fanmail. And I completely stopped reading Larson comics after learning his reactions. I remember reading he sued a site that published a cartoon of his without his permission, even with the proper credit, respect and fanfare.
I'm a writer, and I am hyper about being plagiarized and about the venues in which my work is shown. I understand people can be very strange and possessive about thier work, their "children". But come on. I really think Larson's behavior is sad. Such a shame. It ruined his appeal for me. I never read him anymore because of it.
Right Veronica! This is great PR for him. I am selling books for him and continuing his legacy. This is one of my best trafficked hubs. I am not saying that I drew these cartoons. I am telling people about the man and his work. Thanks for the comment. Steph
I wish someone would pick up my writings and drawings and publicize them on the web in a positive venue...for free. But, sigh, I am not Gary Larson. Although I do understand, sort of, his protecting his children, so to speak.
I was surprised to hear that Larson made his debut only in 1979. It seems as though he has been with me for more years than that.
To that testimony, I offer a teeshirt that I bought for my daughter in her grade school years. It is a Larson cartoon featuring a classroom full of students and a teacher. One student says, simply, *Mr. Osborne, may I be excused? My brain is full.* I don't know how it happened, but this teeshirt I bought for my now grown daughter is in my closet, and I wear it.
Go Gary!
Wonderful hub, Steph, as always. Thank you for bringing back such wonderful memories.
Hey, I love Gary Larson too. Surprised that he's retired so young though. I love the idea of getting humour from dark things and paranoia.
Thanks CJStone, it surprised me too that Larson hung up his hat at the peak of his career. Seems like he probably had a look more material in those "dark places." LOL. Thanks for the comment.
Awesome!
Great Hub... have always been a fan of Gary Larson.
A funny thing happened to me one day. My wife came home from yardsale hopping, her favorite hobby, and gave me a paper back of Far Side comics she had purchased for .25 and it was in excellent condition. I gladly accepted and started right away to look through it for a few laughs. Inside the front cover it was signed by Gary Larson and said "to my friend Bob" I was shocked... guess what my name is!
Bob - what an amazing story and great find by your wife! I'll bet that Larson book is worth a lot more than .25!! Steph
Gary Larson is the greatest. I though I had every one of his cartoons but you have displayed a few that I don't have yet. One of my favorites is on your site - What we say to dogs....What dogs hear.
One of my other favorites deals with Professor Schnaebel donning his headset and, for the first time, hearing what dogs are actually saying....hey, hey, heeeeeyyyyyyyyy !!!
How about the Gorilla playing the piano singing "peelings, nothing more than peelings"
LOL - that one is great!! I have yet to find a Larson cartoon that I don't think is at least mildly funny. Most of them make me laugh out loud.
One of my ALL time favorites is when the Bluebird of Happiness leave and the guy is visited by the Chicken of Depression... ;)
LOL - Isobell! I remember that one too. Its a classic. Larson has a great, strange sense of humor
Hi Steph... I'm glad to see that there are other Larson fans in the world... Don't know why or how it took me so long to see this hub, but am glad that I did.
Reid
Hi Reid - oh yes! I am a total Larson fan! I'm glad that you found the hub... Steph
Gary Larson is a talented, smart cartoonist! I love his dog drawings the best. It is too bad that he stopped creating the popular The Far Side cartoons. There are so many classic frames and they always make me laugh.
@solarshingles- I totally agree! I have been enjoying Gary Larson cartoons for years. He is very clever and smart. His dog cartoons are wonderful and his scientist drawings are very funny! Larson is always good for a laugh! Thanks for commenting - Steph
thanks steph for the good laughs.
Hi Benson - thank Gary Larson for the laughs! I appreciate the comment.
Excellent funnies, stephhicks68 - thanks for sharing with us - Larson fans are coming out of the woodwork now!
Mythbuster - thanks! Who wouldn't love Gary Larson?? I appreciate the comment.
Nothing beats Gary Larson -- when it comes to cartoons. Love it! My favorite one of all time is one you included -- "What Dogs Hear".
Hi Reg - I love the "What Dogs Hear" frame! Larson is so smart and funny. Thanks for stopping by.
" as witnesses later recalled, the two dogs just waltzed in, grabed the cat, and waltzed right out " The scene is in some kind of dance studio... so Funny ;)
And one that i often tell my friends, is the one with the cowboys sitting around the fire, when one tells his mate "frank, dont do that" when frank sitting around the fire chooses to sit with his legs crossed.. I hope u guys can recall it; )
Thx for making me laugh again, when remembering all the great ones.
/wings stay on, wings fall off.
Oh my gosh! I remember all of those Larson cartoons. The dog one in the dancing school is so funny! And the big, be-speckled kid pulling the wings off of the fly.... HA! No one will forget the cowboy one either. Another classic! Thank you for sharing your Far Side memories. :) Steph
Hey stephhicks, gj!
Does anybody know the one where the adults walk into the house and one says, "and here are our 1.5 kids" or something like that. And Indeed, watching TV are 1.5 kids . . .
I'm teaching an introductory level statistics class next semester and I wanted to use it as the intro slide in my PP presentation on averages and standard deviation. Anybody know where I can find it?
Hi infinitejazzkeys, I love that one!! Gary Larson is indeed a genius he is so funny! Gosh, I don't know if I can find it for your course. I had a very funny Larson comic from a day-by-day calendar my dad gave me 2 years ago, and I cannot find it on the internet. You may want to try to email Larson directly. Good luck!
Thanks for sharing :)
My favorite one is where an old Superman is sitting on his easy chair in the living room and Mrs. Superman is sewing TUPID next to the giant letter S. The caption says. After years of marital bliss, tension enters the Kent household. I have had it for years on my refrigerator.
Maria Bauer East Islip New york
Maria - that one is so funny! I can exactly picture it in my mind. :)
I just found this place...the Farside was more than a cartoon...it was a lifestyle.
As I work in a large format printing shop I've turned my fave into wall art.
The farmers wife bringing in eggs and the chicken bringing out the baby...man, breaks me up every time I look at it.
Thanks for such a great site, hub, place.
Jeff
I apparently have lost one of my Gary Larson books; can anyone tell me which book had the cartoon with the gunfight between a cowboy and an alien? A wit ness said something to the effect " twern't the aliens fault, Sheriff, ol' Jeb? put his hand in one of the alien's orifices and starting yellin' 'Jimmy crack corn' ". I don't why that is funny but I think it is hilarious. Any help in identifying that book would be appreciated. Thanks, Brit
here in Israel we love you :-) Thanks for making me lough
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Hi Folks (I do not know whether this is like the salutation is seen) Many greetings from the old Europe is sending you " Wittgensteinornothing". I am a big fan of Gary Larson, too. His books, which also appear here in Germany, I have all of them. Please excuse my bad school English, my Last English lesson, I had about 1983 . Gary Larson is something for friends of real deep humor. Once again, greetings from Germany.
Wittgensteinornothing
German Translation:
Hallo Leute
(Ich weiß nicht, ob dies die gerne gesehene Anrede ist)
Viele Grüße aus dem alten Europa sendet euch „Wittgensteinodergarnichts“.
Auch ich bin ein großer Fan von Gary Larson. Seine Bücher,
die auch hier in Deutschland erscheinen, habe ich alle.
Bitte entschuldigt mein schlechtes Schul-Englisch, meine
letzte Englisch-Lektion hatte ich ungefähr 1983.
Gary Larson ist etwas für Freunde wirklichen, tiefen Humors.
Nochmals Grüße aus Deutschland.
Wittgensteinodergarnichts
Gary Larson's work is so funny. I really do not think that I have seen a bad cartoon that he has done. Plus most of the time it is stuff that has crossed everyone's mind at least once just not in such a funny way.
Hi Ashley - I agree. Gary Larson has created so many classics... and all of his work is funny! Stephanie
What font does Gary Larson use in The Far Side?
I love Gary Larson! Great hub, I can't believe i missed this before.
So glad you found it! Thanks for the support. Steph
They are ALL GREAT - How about the dogs on the bus with the windows open? and the dog with the hose in his mouth to run around with the gang!! and so on and so on.
I knew Gary's dad, Vern, well - he gave nis sense of Humor to Gary.
we need to start exchanging books
Sweet. Just sweet. :)
It's sad that Gary is so against his material being in the public domain. Especially considering that the Lone Ranger cartoon owes a lot more than a passing nod to a gag that was doing the rounds in the 1960s.
I remember the one where there is someone (a woman I think) driving a car with a large bee (human size) in the back seat. The caption read something like. " there's a bee in the car but I'm not gonna panic"
Very Good ;D
The very first one I was introduced to, is still my favorite. Two Bucks are standing near a mail box, the one reading a letter he just got, and he says something like:
"Darn ! I just got a John Deer letter!"
I nearly fell out when I read that!
Great job!
Maybe you can help. I'm looking for on Far Side circa 2001 that shows someone jumping from a burning building into a net and bouncing into a burning building next door.
Far Side Rulez! Gary had always stunned me with his genius!
Hahaha. I have seen most of them before...some of his better ones. It's always what would happen if reality were the other way around (which it just might be).
Ha ha! David... I could search all day through bookstores and newspaper archives. My favorite source actually is the day-by-day calendars. I still come up with Gary Larson cartoons I've never seen before!
I especially like the Jane Goodall story.
I think Gary Larson cartoons are his own personal property and if we do read or copy them we have a responsiblity to at leat buy one of his books. I have bought 2 and they are great.
I just Love Gary Larson's cartoons :) Good site
I Bought a good Gary Larson book too...
Beware of Doug! The real end of d.b. cooper and man I love these things! crunchy on the outside and chewy on the inside! fan's know.
the full dressed clown and the cop saying "the first thing i`m gonna do is wipe that smile off your face" is sitting on my fridg. for 15 yrs. too cool..also,the cowboy out on the range singing yipe-i-yo and a cow on the side hollers
"yipe-i-yo mamma' i still laugh every time i see it....
That Santa one was hilarious! I showed it to colleagues and everyone burst out laughing! Thanks!
I remember one I can't find anywhere. The scarecrow is talking to his friend on the kitchen wall phone and says "Hey, I saw that wizard you told me about and he gave me a brain. It sits on the coffee table as we speak". Well as they're speaking, the dog is eating the brain.
LOL HAHA LMAO!!!!!!
I'm planning to use cartoons (i.e. ask my students to use cartoons) in assignments in a Social Deviance college class this spring. I hit the hub poking around... and, yes, wondering about the copyright laws and practices. My class is pretty much covered under the fair use/educational use/KeepItAppropriatelyReferenced citation rules for class assignments.
So -- to find a post from Gary Lawson himself was a real find! Thanks, Mr. Lawson. Thanks, Stephicks68.
I'll admit I've already mentioned The Far Side in the write-up of the assignment. I realized cartoons are irrevocably culturally based when I spent several years in the '90s trying to explain Far Side cartoons to foreign students!
The central question in the assignment is whether or not cartoons poke fun at deviant groups. I'll know more about this at the end of the semester. Thanks, again! Fran
Can anyone point me to a classic I am looking for? It is a glass bottom boat upside down on the bottom of a river/lake/ocean. People inside under the boat are looking up at fish that are looking down into the boat.
I can't remember the caption but if anyone can email to me that would be tremendous! I am at mrich@hologic.com for the next three weeks, then unemployed (sigh) so the email won't work after that.
Thanks for the help!
Mike
Stumbled on this site. LOVE the Far Side! My favorite: Clown in a gun shop. Clown thinking to self, as he looks into the gun case, " Laugh at me will they". Too funny!
I would agree with many of the postings here that pretty much all of Larson's stuff is absolutely fantastic. I really miss his cartoon's in the paper...
Wondering what it would take to jolt him outta retirement.
i had 2 fav's---2 bears in a rifle scope; with one of them pointing "shoot him" too funny!
the other one was just classic---a pack of lemmings all jumping off a cliff into the ocean with worried looks--except for one near the back---he had a lifering on and was smiling :P
Check that! they were ALL my favorites---but I had those 2 in small poster size on my dorm room door for 2 years. thanx for bringing back the memories Steph
check out these funny comics. hahaha lol.
My favorite remains the streetwalker carrot under a streetlight holding out a piece of fruit to a stalk of celery in a US Navy uniform. The captionn read, "Hey, Celery, How about a date?"
I love your hubpage! Thanks for taking the time to create it!!!
Patty Inglish, MS says:
2 years ago
I like the one in which the cat is hang gliding from a kite and a man asks his wife if she gave his striped shirt to the cat. :)