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.

Garfield, the lasagna-loving cat from Jim Davis' popular Garfield comic strip, is known for his sarcastic sense of humor.

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

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But 35 years ago, a single Garfield comic strip became one of the most infamous in the franchise’s history because a lot of people thought it depicted the lazy cat’s owner drinking dog semen.

News about Comic Books and Strips, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.

Spider-Man has been a major part of US cinema, enthralling viewers with his web-slinging escapades. From comic books to the ...

We take a closer look at the superhero couples in movies who did justice to their characters in the comic books and set ...

Some books are so rare that they haven’t exchanged hands in Near Mint condition in a generation. While this list holds very few surprises as to which books make the cut, you will be surprised by ...

io9 Books & Comics Surprise, Marvel Comics’ New Thunderbolts Team Is Really Its New Avengers The New Avengers are back in the comics, because synergy with the movies never died, it just got tweaked.