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The Twelfth Garfield Fat Cat 3-Pack (Garfield Fat Cat Three Pack)

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I am too old for comic books but I simply love Garfield. He always manages to bring a smile on my face. Although repetetive at times, Jim Davis does a terrific job each time in presenting Garfield in all his lazy and mischevious glory. This Fat Cat 3-pack is a great value as it has 3 books combined into 1. I think that the paper quality is different from the actual books but who cares!!! I enjoy the books anyways.

Garfield will bring tons of laughs with this new fat cat book!!! this was my first fat cat book, and I didn't know if everything was going to be funny because Garfield had already been around for 23 years. But it was very very very very, funny. I LOVE THIS BOOK AND RECOMMEND IT TO ANYONE WHO LIKES TO LAUGH!!!!!!

This is one of the funniest garfield books that I have read. Lots of comics with John trying to hook himself up with a date. I think there needs to be more comics of garfield beating up on nermal.

This book was delivered in the time specified and in good condition. I am happy with my purchase.

I love reading Garfield and decided to buy this 3-pack. My autistic son picked the book up one day and started reading it. He fell in love with it. Now I buy all of the Garfield 3-pack comic books for him. He laughs and read the strips out loud. It encourages him to read. He is now officially an advid Garfield reader. I'm so glad I bought them!

Everything's great in this book! Garfield's new college intern, Biff, Garfield's 20th and 21st birthday, Jon and Garfield's nature hike, Garfield against the scale, Garfield against the goldfish, Garfield against the birds, Garfield against the dogs, when Nermal visits, Jon and Garfield at the diner, when Pooky gets washed, oh, you just gotta read this! I'm sure that it's better than all the other three-packs!

I think Jim Davis out did himself this time! Outragously funny!
I even gat a detention durring reading class from laughing so hard!!!!

This is a wonderful comedy with my favorite commic, Garfield. It is NOT missing anything!I love Garfield and have read his books over and over. YOU GO, GARFIELD!!!!!!!

Somewhat reminiscent of Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow, this massive tome puzzled me for years until Davis' macabre vision of one's relation to oneself finally struck me; that with each abuse of Odie, Garfield moves closer and closer to the pro-active diad that is John and Odie. Eventually the suicide-prone, self-loathing cat which we as a society find quite the jester winds his way through the high road to alienation, much like a Puccini character. The subtle irony of Garfield's monumental epiphany finally places Garfield at the pinnacle of the newly formed triumvirate, and finally, societal acceptance. In this way, Garfield becomes so cynical that he adopts an anti-cynical work ethic in order to preach his intellectual treatise to the masses, thus eventually compromising his own moral barometer in the worst way. Like Icarus, Garfield flies too close to the brilliant heat of personal ulra-rationalism, and winds up destroying himself via his self-enforced taboo of social acceptance. Brilliant.