Garfield Lard of the Jungle

Well well. If it isn't America's favourite cat. Trust me. If I made my own dictionary, I would have a definition of Garfield in it and it would go somewhat along the lines of this. Garfield. Noun. The fattest, laziest, funniest cat in the world with the appetite of an elephant. Possibly one of the descriptions of the seven sins. Sloth. He suits the definition perfectly. In Jim Davis's 52nd book, Garfield is as crazy, fat, and lazy as ever. Personally, I am a huge Garfield fan because he is hilarious and manages to keep the jokes appropriate at the same time. With Garfield, Odie, Jon, Arlene, Liz, and the World's Cutest Kitten (Nermal), the comic only gets better. Unfortunately, I have to say that the cover corresponds with nothing in the book. He never even steps outside to anywhere grassy. ONCE! When Jon decides to go miniature golfing with Liz and Garfield, Garfield comes up to be the most sympathetic cat in the whole universe. He is so kind and caring that he lifts up Jon's spirits every single time something bad happens to the ball, which is every time. Now if you believed a word of that, I pray that you go on dictionary.com and make sure you search the word 'sarcasm' up. I am positive it will give you an answer. And when Garfield's birthday comes along....... Well, it's a 'honking big number' (as Jon says) and Garfield doesn't seem to appreciate the honking big number his age is. And with Odie, Jon, the Mouse, and the Spider getting in all their laughs in, the only thing that keep Garfield's spirits up is the presents. And the cake. Really. What are taking those time machines so long to develop?!

Garfield is a great book for laughs and can really get your spirits up..... In a page!

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***I give this comic book a 9.889 out of 10. Funny.***