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Fourth Garfield Treasury

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This "Treasury" is a collection of Sunday Garfield comic strips from October 1984 through November 1986.

This treasury collection also shows the final morphing by creator Jim Davis of Garfield and his friends into what we see today in the comic strips.

Speaking as a writer of humor/satire/parody (most recently, Scratching the'Net: Web Sites for Cats - a book answering the question, "What would the internet look like if it were run by cats?"), what can I say except that Garfield is truly a cat's cat. And it's all here in this excellent collection.

When I was about 6 years old, this was the only book I would ever borrow from the library! Don't be surprised, because I have been a Garfield fan for almost 7 years. This is a must-have for every Garfield fanatic or collecter. P.S. I am almost 12 years old and own 9 Garfield books!(#1-3, 27-32. And I have read 25 of them!).

Garfield is back in living color for the fourth time and it's funny. In this book, Garfield and Odie run away from home and do several other things in color. Garfield makes me laugh all the time and I'd recommend this book, as well as his mini-books and other treasuries. Funny.

This book is a nice anthology of some of Garfield's funniest moments. Really enjoyable

I brought this book for this 8 year old boy that I work with. He could not put it down.

The first time I read this book I was only 8 years old Garfield has done wonderful things for me. He has given me a companion. Even if he is a cat.

This book is very funny, like all the other garfield books.