The Better Half

By RandyG, February 21, 2010

The Better Half is syndicated to print and online newspapers by King Features Syndicate. I’ve been writing and drawing this cartoon since 1982. It was originated by cartoonist Bob Barnes in 1957, the year I was born. After Barnes passed away, the panel was drawn by another cartoonist, and then the syndicate asked me to take over. With two small children at home to take care of, I eagerly accepted the position to bring a bit of financial stability to my family. Over the years, I have gradually evolved “The Better Half” into a panel that is uniquely my own, not an imitation of someone else’s art or ideas. Some “Better Half” cartoons are based on my own marriage…and yours!

Click here to read my updated King Features Syndicate bio.

Here are a few samples…

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“The Better Half” by Randy Glasbergen. Funny, topical cartoons about love and marriage, syndicated to newspapers by King Features Syndicate. Cartoons about marriage relationships, marriage challenges,  marriage finances, marriage stress, happy marriage, cartoons about romance and affection, cartoons about intimacy in marriage, cartoons about marriage boredom, cartoons about the challenges of living with another person, cartoons about balancing marriage and career, cartoons about aging, cartoons about middle age, cartoons about getting older, cartoons about gray hair and wrinkles, cartoons about weight gain, cartoons about mature couples.
For more information or samples, please contact King Features Syndicate.
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  2. Tera Toby says:

    The United States Government is killin’ me. Why doesn’t the whole population see that this will drive up taxes for us all and even invent brand new ones for everybody?

  3. Do you have very early samples, or the original panel, to see how this has changed over the years?

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