At least 20 newspapers declined to carry this Non Sequitur, requesting a rerun instead. In addition, Western Printing, a company that prints Sunday comic sections for smaller papers, refused it.Read it at your peril. It will likely corrupt your soul.
No, no, I understand Mike Thompson’s cartoon.What I don’t get is how you can have a successful “populist” movement that seems to be based on giving rewards to the wealthy and powerful and providing nothing for the common folk. And yet apparently you can.
In a USA Today interview, Jim Davis mentioned that his short run comic U.S Acres is now running on Garfield.com. U.S. Acres ran from March of 1986 through May of 1989 and features a group of barnyard animals. An animated TV show Garfield and Friends was based on characters from U.S. Acres. Looking through the […]
USAToday invited Jim Davis to answer a few questions from fans. Posted are a few decent questions among them include: What’s the strangest Garfield merchandise someone’s ever proposed? And whose work do you admire today?
Frankly, if I hadn’t been tickled by the concept in today’s Non Sequitur, I think the dragon would have sold me anyway. He’s so perfectly reasonable looking! And I’m sure that his cave is already filled with coffeemugs and totebags.I’ll admit it, I love dragons. Probably because, when I was a little boy, my […]