i guess you could call me the late bird ary llarson

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How shall we receive the return of this mammoth? Perhaps by considering it in the context of geologic time.

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In one cartoon, bears gathered around a picnic table are eating honey-covered Cub Scouts in another, aliens out looking for humans discuss plans for “probe and release” in the third, a man on a city sidewalk hails a yellow vehicle full of stiff-looking animals, and yells, “Taxidermist!” The images are richly colorful, almost painterly, but his style is otherwise the same his humor is the same. He’s working in a digital medium now, on a tablet, which has renewed his “sense of adventure,” he wrote. Larson didn’t publish another original “Far Side” cartoon for twenty-five years, until this month, when he published three, online. Then he disappeared almost entirely, like a funny-pages Salinger or Pynchon, busying himself with jazz guitar and presumably enjoying life. Its creator, Gary Larson (no relation!), retired in 1995, after having been syndicated in more than nineteen hundred newspapers and selling more than forty million books. Recently, like a woolly mammoth emerging from a melting glacier, “The Far Side,” the single-panel comic that débuted in 1980 and helped make the Reagan era more bearable, reappeared from the mists of time. “The Far Side,” the single-panel comic that débuted in 1980 and ran for fifteen years, was confidently modern.