1990s The Far Side Gallery 4 and Sally Forth Softcover Comic Books
$20.00
1990s Comic Books. Softcover. Includes: The Far Side Gallery 4 by Gary Larson and I Gave At The Offic, Sally Forth by Greg Howard and Craig MacIntosh. The books are in good condition but show age and use.
Revisit the witty and irreverent humor of the late twentieth century with this pair of classic comic collections. This set includes The Far Side Gallery 4 by Gary Larson, a cornerstone of 1990s observational humor known for its surrealist take on nature and the human condition. Accompanying it is I Gave At The Office, a Sally Forth collection by Greg Howard and Craig MacIntosh, which perfectly captures the relatable, dry humor of domestic and professional life during the decade. Both volumes are excellent examples of the softcover anthology format that allowed fans to enjoy their favorite daily strips in a consolidated, large-scale layout.
These books serve as a delightful time capsule for those who appreciate the evolution of the American comic strip. Larson's work, prefaced here by Robin Williams, remains a masterclass in minimalist visual storytelling, while the Sally Forth collection offers a more narrative look at the "everywoman" experience of the 90s. While these copies show the honest wear and slight tanning typical of newsprint-grade paper over thirty years, they remain in good, readable condition. They are a fantastic addition to a creative workspace or a nostalgic library, offering a dash of intellectual whimsy and a lot of heart.
This item is vintage, approximately 35 years old.
Revisit the witty and irreverent humor of the late twentieth century with this pair of classic comic collections. This set includes The Far Side Gallery 4 by Gary Larson, a cornerstone of 1990s observational humor known for its surrealist take on nature and the human condition. Accompanying it is I Gave At The Office, a Sally Forth collection by Greg Howard and Craig MacIntosh, which perfectly captures the relatable, dry humor of domestic and professional life during the decade. Both volumes are excellent examples of the softcover anthology format that allowed fans to enjoy their favorite daily strips in a consolidated, large-scale layout.
These books serve as a delightful time capsule for those who appreciate the evolution of the American comic strip. Larson's work, prefaced here by Robin Williams, remains a masterclass in minimalist visual storytelling, while the Sally Forth collection offers a more narrative look at the "everywoman" experience of the 90s. While these copies show the honest wear and slight tanning typical of newsprint-grade paper over thirty years, they remain in good, readable condition. They are a fantastic addition to a creative workspace or a nostalgic library, offering a dash of intellectual whimsy and a lot of heart.
This item is vintage, approximately 35 years old.