Farley comic strip

Well received, the series was reissued by Avalon Publishers by Alphonse, a die-hard San Francisco Giants fan. During the 's Phil created another strip entitled Miles To Go centering on a large, friendly and footloose dog named Miles. The book introduces the early characters and explores the mind of the cartoonist. Alphonse was often shown leaving a hot dog and a beer at home plate in the middle of the night as an offering to the baseball gods. They take summer vacation in Yosemite National Park.

On the For Better or For Worse website, Milborough is described as being about a minute to one-hour drive from Toronto and resembling Newmarket or Etobicoke , [12] and a location map places the town on Highway 12 near Cannington and Beaverton in the northernmost part of Durham Region. Frank's protagonist, Farley, was a part-time park ranger at the fictional Asphalt State Park. Bruce, a right-wing raven that lives with Farley. I could have done without these stories and more comics, but whatever. The strip poked fun at current events in San Francisco , often lampooning such events as the response to Mayor Gavin Newsom 's temporary legalization of gay marriage as well as national events such as the National Do Not Call Registry or Vice President Dick Cheney. This joyous occasion is marred by a crisis:

After college, he began his own syndicate, Creative Media Services, selling his cartoons to college newspapers. Bruce, a right-wing raven that lives with Farley. He was never cruel. They take summer vacation in Yosemite National Park. The daily strips, which were originally inked, have been digitally colorized.