Treasury of Herman

A single-panel comic strip series by Jim Unger, Treasury of Herman ran from 1979 to 1992 under Andrews McMeel, collecting eight issues of the beloved, deadpan humor of its everyman protagonist. Unger's distinctive, slightly grumpy linework and photograph-based covers anchored the series, which distilled the quiet, relatable frustrations of daily life into a warm, enduringly funny strip. It matters as a key archival collection of one of the most popular and quietly influential single-panel comics of the late 20th century.