Some of the best Far Side holiday strips reflected Gary Larson’s poignant and irreverent attitudes toward the traditions ...

If you're a cat person, these comics from The Far Side are purrfect for you.

The four covers — for Superman #18-19 and Action Comics #975-976 — are horizontally-connected variants, and there’s a mysterious character in part 3 who is apparently such a game-changer that he has ...

"Gary and I have been secretly working away on Geiger since we finished up Doomsday Clock earlier this year and we couldn't be more excited to be doing our first creator-owned book for Image," said ...

Set in the year 2050, Geiger centers around a radioactive family man named Tariq Geiger who spends his days and nights doing anything he must to protect the fallout shelter housing his family. When ...

Cow monsters, aliens, and bears, oh my! Larson releases the first set of new comics since his retirement in 1995. Journalist Bonnie Burton writes about movies, TV shows, comics, science and robots.

The Far Side burnt Gary Larson out. The publishing schedule, the deadlines, the creative crunch — after nearly 16 years cranking out a daily strip, the cartoonist stepped away from his wickedly funny ...