10 Far Side Comics That Prove Gary Larson Preferred Animals Over Humans

United States News News

10 Far Side Comics That Prove Gary Larson Preferred Animals Over Humans
United States Latest News,United States Headlines
  • 📰 screenrant
  • ⏱ Reading Time:
  • 95 sec. here
  • 3 min. at publisher
  • 📊 Quality Score:
  • News: 41%
  • Publisher: 94%

Andrew Mordkoff is a Comics List Writer for Screen Rant. Whether it’s Marvel, Star Wars, or anything Horror, comics have always been his greatest escape. Prior to Screen Rant, Andrew worked on-set for major studio productions and reviewed films for local festivals.

Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The animal-filled world of Gary Larson's The Far Side notoriously features the creatures of the Earth triumphing over humans, usually in hilariously twisted fashion. While Larson is known for his timeless comics, his lifelong passion for environmentalism provides a lot more context to the Far Side's pro-animal sensibilities.

In this particularly memorable Far Side strip, a talking bear mocks two people who wandered into its cave - by using their skulls to re-enact their stupidity. It plays out like a hilarious cautionary tale, emphasizing the raw truth that bears do eat people, especially when they stumble into their homes. Sure, it's dark, but Larson equally asserts the violence as a product of human carelessness - something that would even make a bear shake its head.

Related Far Side's Creator Reveals the One Animal He Was Never Allowed to Use Gary Larson is known for placing his animal creations in precarious positions. However, there's one critter editors wouldn't allow him to use.When it comes to humans vs. nature in The Far Side, domesticized animals always make for some great moments of hi-jinx. While Larson is notorious for his comics involving dogs, his active imagination has inspired a variety of pet-oriented situations, all hilarious.

Related Some Of Gary Larson's Best Far Side Comics Had Mind-Blowing Backstories In"The Prehistory of the Far Side," creator Gary Larson revealed that many of his comics evolved out of short vignettes that he used to write.While The Far Side typically leaves its chaos just out of view, there are some panels that definitely bring the insanity. It is no shock that these moments would highlight animals unleashing their fury, seen in this 1982 strip of an alligator attacking a couple.

Related 10 Funniest Far Side Comics Where Everybody Dies The Far Side doesn't consider humans the smartest animals, depicting a variety of ways in which its hapless characters meet their end.Gary Larson's ability to tell an entire joke in one image is a big part of The Far Side's magic. In some instances, he even excludes words, relying completely on his artwork to convey emotion, tone, and story.

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

screenrant /  🏆 7. in US

United States Latest News, United States Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

Indie Comics Take the Spotlight at Denver Comics and Arts FestivalIndie Comics Take the Spotlight at Denver Comics and Arts FestivalFrom international cartoonists to local creatives, the second annual Denver Comics and Arts Festival is revved up and ready to go.
Read more »

See Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga May 20 In ScreenX With Screen Rant!See Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga May 20 In ScreenX With Screen Rant!Furiosa_Screening_SR_Exclusive
Read more »

The Fall Guy Ending ExplainedThe Fall Guy Ending ExplainedMae is a critic, entertainment writer, and Screen Rant&039;s Reviews Editor.
Read more »

All 9 Walking Dead Actors In InvincibleAll 9 Walking Dead Actors In InvincibleUpdates Editor at Screen Rant by day, horror enthusiast by night.
Read more »

The Beekeeper Ending Explained: Final Twist & Sequel SetupThe Beekeeper Ending Explained: Final Twist & Sequel SetupMae is a critic, entertainment writer, and Screen Rant&039;s Reviews Editor.
Read more »

Bodkin Review: Netflix's Bodkin Is A Witty, Engrossing Mystery Thriller That Leans Into Irish CultureBodkin Review: Netflix's Bodkin Is A Witty, Engrossing Mystery Thriller That Leans Into Irish CultureStephen Holland is a Movie and TV lists writer with Screen Rant.
Read more »



Render Time: 2025-02-19 17:01:03