This comic is one of the darker Garfield strips, but for those who like that type of comedy, it's great. It starts with Jon asking an excited Odie if he wants to go on a walk.

I love the classic newspaper comic character Garfield – from his lazy feline attitude, to his love for lasagna, to his petty hatred for a cute gray kitten named Nermal, If the goal of ...

Here is how much the beloved comic and cartoon charter Garfield is worth. Fox Business. Personal Finance. ... Garfield on the Town (1983, Emmy-winning) Garfield in the Rough (1984, Emmy-winning) ...

Based on the comic strip “Garfield,” created by Jim Davis. Director of photography Dean Cundey. Production designer Alexander Hammond. Film editor Peter Berger. Costume designer Marie France.

The Garfield Movie, in theaters May 24, offers a healthy dose of body pawsitivity in a sprawling story about how an orange tabby named Garfield became America's most famous fat lazy cat.. The film ...

It’s late August, and I am cracking up as I read a brand-new Garfield comic. Panel one: Garfield, lying belly-down in his cat bed and wrapped up in a blanket, wears a bored expression as he ...

The Garfield Movie combines modern computer animation with character design that evokes Davis' comic strips, but for the most part the visual style is bright and generic, and that extends to the ...

In early Garfield comics, Jon had a roommate, Lyman, who suddenly stopped appearing in the strips. When asked where Lyman had gone, Davis jokingly wrote, “Don’t look in the basement.” ...