The famous Garfield comic strip wouldn't be the same without Dr. Liz Wilson, who has become a beloved member of Jon's family.

The witty, fun-filled Garfield comic series can take a dark turn at times when fans least expect it, resulting in a few of ...

In 1987, America’s favorite orange cat debuted in his won holiday special. A Garfield Christmas premiered on the CBS network on Dec. 21, 1987. The show became popular and was a main staple of the ...

Thirty-eight years ago today, a lazy orange tabby with a well-documented appetite for lasagna and an even stronger dislike of Mondays officially became a Saturday morning television staple. O7, 1988, ...

Although, if you think it's too much, well, you’ve still got “I hate Mondays,” which probably is Garfield’s greatest quote.

Viacom has scored a big, fat hairy deal to acquire the rights to classic cartoon Garfield. The media group has entered a "definitive agreement" to acquire the IP from owners Paws and will develop a ...

Poor Garfield. In his heyday, he was amongst the most beloved characters on the funny pages, his plush likenesses fastened to car windows and his sarcastic barbs adorning office walls around the globe ...

Jim Davis Garfield Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 4-9-85 (United Feature Syndicate, 1985) It's uncanny just how much Jon's can opener sounds like a cat's purr! Ink over blue pencil with Zipatone ...

Garfield is lazy; Garfield is a cat; Garfield likes lasagna. Is there really much more to say about Garfield? The character is not complicated. Since the comic debuted in 1978, Garfield’s core ...

Garfield celebrates his 34th birthday Tuesday and his creator says the smart-alecky cartoon cat who hates Mondays and loves lasagna has the moxie to outlive him. “I personally would not be opposed to ...