Herman by Jim Unger

Type: Comic Panel
Frequency: Daily
Categories: Family, Men, Women, NEA.

One of the most innovative comics of all time, Herman is the groundbreaking offbeat humor panel created by Jim Unger. The strip won the National Cartoonists Society Newspaper Panel Cartoon Award for 1982 and 1987.

In 1992, after 20 years of cartooning and with more than 6,000 original comics to his credit, Unger had finally decided to retire and enjoy life in the Bahamas. But not for long: in 1997, due to popular demand, United Feature Syndicate brought back classic Herman comics with 10 years of Unger's best work. Although Unger has no plans to return to full-time cartooning, he has carefully 'updated' and revised his comic collection, and hopes to sprinkle in a few new comics from time to time. So grab onto your funny bone and get re-acquainted with Herman, one of the most hilarious comic strips ever to be syndicated in newspapers.

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Jim Unger

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Jim Unger was born in London just in time for World War II and the Blitz. From the beginning, he was able to make friends and family laugh as they dug shrapnel from the furniture. There were a number of jobs, including being a soldier in the British Army, a London Bobby and car repo man, before Unger emigrated to Canada to work at a small newspaper.

Meet the Cast of Herman

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