Does anyone remember one of if not the greatest comic strip in the history of comic strips ? Here's a classic:

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My all time favorite comic strip. This and Calvin and Hobbes.

Yup.  I even bought the books. Gary Larson is from Seattle.  Shows you how twisted we are up here.  ;D    I read "Nature's Way", published locally prior to the start of "Far Side" way back when.

"The Far Side" was the best, by far.  "Dilbert" is the only thing that comes close to taking Larson's place.

Does anyone remember one of if not the greatest comic strip in the history of comic strips ? Here's a classic:

http://vargklo.com/gva1116/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/far-side-cat-fud.jpg

They're ALL classics, IMHO.

Yes.

I had the last daily calendar they published for the Far Side.

I really miss the strip and calendar.

Thanks for bringing back some funny memories.  

The Far Side makes me laugh out loud.

Absolutely the best!!! Favorite

Your looking in hell

all these people are suffering real Dante's Inferno Horrors

One mook sitting on a rock, in the middle of Hell

singing Zip a dee do da

the devil talking to his helper saying

HE DOESN'T GET THIS, HE JUST DOESN'T GET THIS

i have a Far Side book around here somewhere.

i can't remember which one it is, its got a blue cover and people walking out of jars on the front, lol.

The 3 best strips from the 80's:

1. Far Side

2. Calvin and Hobbes

3. Bloom County

All classics, but the Far Side was the best.

My all time favorite comic strip. This and Calvin and Hobbes.

Ditto

My favorite of all time was the little boy with a gap in his front teeth reading a note from the Tooth Fairy that said, "This time I only took the one under your pillow -- next time I going to take them all".

Two old salts sitting in a bar.

One has a peg leg, the other a peg head.

The one with the peg leg says to the peg head "Well, I guess that's an OK story, but wait'll I tell ya how I lost this......"

The Far side ruled followed by Calvin and Hobbes.

My favorite Far Side was the one with two spiders stringing a web at the bottom of a children's slide with one spider saying to the other 'if we pull this off, we'll eat like kings!'

The Far Side is the only one I ever made the time to read... great stuff by Larson!

had the desk calender, too.

the "fudge packer" is a classic.

had the desk calender, too.

the "fudge packer" is a classic.

Must have been The Far Dark Side.

Glen Lason was a geius. I always bought his dektop calander to give me a reason to look forward to going to work. He is definitely missed.

Ther is one in the Chicago Tribune called Argyle Sweater that is very close and pretty darn funny.

Glen Lason?  You mean Gary Larson, LOL.

had the desk calender, too.

the "fudge packer" is a classic.

Must have been The Far Dark Side.

wasn't really that bad.

just a big warehouse of cardboard boxes and one guy packing smaller boxes inside them for shipment...and the guy wondering why he had no friends.

the smaller boxes were chocolate fudge.

there were people in the office that never did get it.

Looking down into an old Roman Galley ship

guys shackled to oars

big guy beating drum SAYS>>>>

BAD NEWS THE CAPTAIN'S DAUGHTER WANTS TO WATER SKI AGAIN

Man, my mind wanders too much when I cut the lawn............

Three guys in a boat. One of them is wearing an extremely tall ballcap.

The caption reads "Vern, Chuck and the Pope go fishing"

Two cubs sitting in front of a big bear, who has a human skull on each of his front paws as if he was performing a puppet show. The bear says

"OK, one more time and it's off to bed for you two"

"Hey Bob, you think there's any bears in this 'ol cave ?"

"I dunno Fred, let's look"

Gary Larson, wherever you are, we need you back........

Calvin and Hobbes.  My all-time favorite.