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10 darkest Garfield comic strips, ranked
The witty, fun-filled Garfield comic series can take a dark turn at times when fans least expect it, resulting in a few of ...
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15 Garfield comics perfect for the holidays
Over the years, Jim Davis has established multiple reader expectations concerning the Garfield comics. Fans have come to anticipate certain elements, such as Garfield’s attitude and love for lasagna.
Although, if you think it's too much, well, you’ve still got “I hate Mondays,” which probably is Garfield’s greatest quote.
The Garfield Movie brings the world-famous lasagna-loving cat to the big screen. This iconic character has existed in three-panel comic strips every day since 1978. With a nearly 50-year legacy behind ...
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Cartoonist Jim Davis is offering up more than 11,000 'Garfield' comic strips hand-drawn on paper in an auction that will stretch into the coming years, with at least a couple of strips featuring the ...
Since his debut in 1978, Garfield has become synonymous with inoffensive comic strips about bitter cats. Created by Jim Davis, the strip has led to billions in merchandise—some of which would ...
Another famous comic character has become the property of a corporation. Viacom Inc. today announced that they have purchased Paws, Inc., the multimedia empire of cartoonist Jim Davis, along with the ...
Are you a fan of the 'Garfield' comic strip, but always thought it needed a few Metallica references? Well, here's a treat for you. Since May of this year, a cartoonist has been churning out a comic ...
We like to think that cats really lucked out with the whole Internet thing. Before kitteh memes became lingua franca of the web, cat people were a relative minority and the hijinks of any individual ...
“Who’s Andrew?” asked Andrew Garfield. He scratched his head, which was covered in a red spandex mask. “He’s the actor who plays you in the movie we made,” offered Marc Webb, who directed Garfield in ...
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