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Let’s be real, reading books and graphic novels as an animal lover can be challenging. While there’s that flash of excitement ...

Throughout my life, I have often discovered profound wisdom in the most unexpected places. For example, the morning comics in ...

June 19th, in 1978, a comic strip featuring an obese, orange cat that hates Mondays (but loves lasagna) was syndicated in ...

June 19 is National Garfield the Cat Day to honor the fictional cartoon character, Garfield. Jim Davis created the comic strip Garfield and the title's protagonist, a tabby cat by ...

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.

On May 30, 1990, the world received a new Garfield comic strip. This isn’t a big deal. We’ve been getting daily Garfield comic strips since 1978. We got a new one today! But 35 years ago, a ...

Of course he was more than a comic strip! I devoured it like Garfield gorged on lasagna. I collected Garfield stuffed animals, books, anything of my new orange feline best friend that I could find.

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.” ...

There was already a comic strip about a dog named Snoopy, but Davis didn’t see any about cats and wondered if he could create one to appeal to cat lovers. Garfield debuted June 19, 1978, in 41 ...