Bjordahl created a comic strip for his high school newsletter in Hawaii, then moved to Boulder in 1987 to attend the University of Colorado.
It was there he created Where the Buffalo Roam, "an exploration of life on campus in the 1980s" which ran in the free community newspaper the Colorado Daily starting in 1987.
[1] The strip was pulled from the paper in 1991 after editors felt the gimmick "Frontal Nudity Mondays" was sexist.
"[5] It was preceded on the Web by Doctor Fun, a daily single panel cartoon feature that was originally created for print.
[7] Hans Bjordahl also wrote the comic strip Cafe Angst which was drawn by artist Holley Irvine and ran daily in The Denver Post in 1994.