Customer Reviews

Garfield Chews the Fat (Garfield (Numbered Paperback))

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Everybody out there keep buying Garfield books! They can be worth a lot of money someday and can become collector's items! I'm always going to keep all of mine so when I have kids they can read them!

He's a little brother dressed up in a cat costume. He can't speak, but somehow he communicates telepathically with his "master" and the family dog, Odie, who behaves like a retarded child.

These comics are cute, but there's really not that much humor in them, or maybe just a one-"hah" rank in humor.

I wish Gary Larson would go back to writing comics. He was good.

I've recently seen two other syndicated comics which are pretty funny, "Rubes" by Leigh and "Bizarro" by Dan Piraro. These newer, and presumably younger, artists make Jim Davis look like a children's cartoonist, which, in some ways, he actually is. But we're all really just big children, right? Right! Diximus.

Man I love garfield cause he is a very funny cat and he does such things as eating Jon's lasanga, being mean to Odie and destroying Jon's chair, there's a hilarious part when Odie drive's Jon's car inside the house but other than that, it's not a classic like some of Garfield's other books of this era.

Overall recommended.

I have had this Garfield book since it first came out and have enjoyed the witty, sarcastic humor of Garfield for 11 years.