Unable to Continue: I'll write the review for this book as soon as I'm able to stop laughing.

This may have been before The Far Side really hit its prime, in my book, but that doesn't stop it from being solid gold. ( )

As always, Gary Larson delivers. The Far Side Gallery is funny, provocative, and insightful, like all of Larson's books. Unfortunately, as with most comics strips, it's either all or nothing, love it or hate it. If you like Larson, then you are guaranteed to love this book. If you don't care for Larson...why are you here? ( )

"The Far Side" was one of the more macabre and hilarious comic strips, almost always a single panel. The artwork is competent and incidental to the ideas, which often involve talking animals named Bob or Warren, are almost always funny and often fall-down-snorting laugh riots. Sometimes the ideas are just so stupidly sophomoric that they generate their own brand of unbelieving laugh reaction. Larson retired at his prime, and he is sorely missed. Perhaps the closest to him in style and wit was Gahan Wilson. ( )

Very, very amusing. ( )