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FARCUS. Created by David Waisglass and Gordon Coulthart, these humorous panels were syndicated by Universal Press Syndicate Co. In December 1991, after two years they were appearing in 250 newspapers. MEDIUM: BOOK GRAPHIC COLLECTION: Content panel cartoon & Cover front: Farcus. Car., David Waisglass & Gordon Coulthart Andrews & McMeel, 1993.
Dec 27, 2023 · In a world that can sometimes feel overwhelming, Farcus provides a welcome escape into a realm where laughter reigns supreme. David Waisglass’s creation is not just a comic strip; it’s a humorous companion that invites readers to find joy in the charmingly absurd moments of everyday life.
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Feb 11, 2016 · FARCUS is a daily syndicated newspaper comic about jobs, corporate life and other unnatural concepts. The comic, which appeared in hundreds of newspapers worldwide courtesy of Universal Uclick, was launched into syndication in 1990 along with posters, calendars and books.
Jan 1, 1993 · Get ready for the first collection of Farcus, the single-panel cartoon that is turning the working world on its ear. Introduced to international syndication in December of 1991, Farcus quickly became featured in over 180 newspapers. Farcus combines business jargon and human foibles with irresistible humor.
- David Waisglass, Gordon Coulthan, Gordon Coulthart
Get ready for the first collection of Farcus, the single-panel cartoon that is turning the working world on its ear. Introduced to international syndication in December of 1991, Farcus quickly became featured in over 180 newspapers. Farcus combines business jargon and human foibles with irresistible humor.
