Phil Frank 1943-2007, Creator of Farley

by Scott Beale on September 13, 2007 · 0 comments

Phil Frank

Phil Frank, the Sausalito cartoonist best known for his comic strips “Farley” (running 32 years in the SF Chronicle) and “The Elderberries”(written by Joe Troise), died on Wednesday after battling cancer, just days after announcing his retirement.

Farley

Here’s the Farley archives on SFGate. Phil Frank was the person who came up with the idea to re-name the new Bay Bridge to the Emperor Norton Bridge.

Laughing Squid bids farewell to a great cartoonist and San Francisco historian.

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