Humor Comics
A syndicated daily cartoon on work, business, and other strange concepts is called Farcus. The comic was first made available as a syndicate in the 1990s, along with books, posters, and calendars. With the aid of Universal Uclick, it was published in hundreds of newspapers all over the world. Despite their lengthy sabbatical from other efforts, the well-known comics by authors David Waisglass and Gordon Coulthart continue to be published in magazines, newspapers, websites, and other media all over the world.
John McPherson skillfully brings us to life by mixing ordinary settings with extraordinary happenings. The peculiar and eccentric characters that John invents rise to the challenge, but their acts are invariably outrageous and surprising. American artist John McPherson's daily one-panel comic strip Close to Home was cancelled in 1992.
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