writer for the National Center for Supercomputing Applications said in the comic's first month that the creation of the strip was "a major breakthrough for the Web". A columnist for the Houston Chronicle discussed Doctor Fun in 1994 in an article on webcomics, or "net.toons" as they called them. The columnist called Doctor Fun "a Far Side clone", describing it as a "one-panel, full-color net.toon with a decidedly twisted outlook" and saying, "Farley's appeal is universal". A brief article in The Daily Telegraph in 2000 recommended Doctor Fun. Farley said in 2003 that Doctor Fun received close to 50,000 hits per day. References External links , archived using the Wayback Machine (incomplete) Complete archive of Doctor Fun FAQ on Doctor Fun written by the author in 2005 Docteur Fun Webcomics in print American comedy webcomics 1990s webcomics 2000s webcomics