Website review: Toonwalk (Beta) - Your free online ...
vyoma999 discovered this in Comic Books
•12 reviews since May 13, 2008
comics, free, garfield
•toonwalk.com/comics.php
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vyoma999 discovered 8 weeks ago- Garfield pokes fun at pet owners and their relationship with their pets, often with the pet as the true master of the household. Garfield also struggles with human problems, such as diets, Mondays, apathy, and boredom.
- mizzack rated 7 weeks ago
- What the hell is with the fact-filled reviews on here?
- jupaneanu rated 8 weeks ago
- Garfield's bed: as a prodigious sleeper, Garfield is often found here. Even when not asleep, he sometimes uses his blanket for entertainment purposes (Amoeba Man, the Caped Avenger). The bed is sometimes moved around the house, including on the table
- chaze007 rated 8 weeks ago
- The TV chair is one of Garfield's favorite places, where he entertains himself with shows like Binky the Clown, "Cluck with Chuck", "Moo with Fred", and others.
- dodgyboat rated 8 weeks ago
- Garfield is no longer exclusively drawn by its creator. Jim Davis still writes and makes rough sketches for the strip, but his company, Paws, employs cartoonists and assistants who do most of the work of the finished drawing and inking. Davis's final job is usually confined to approving and signing the finished strip. Davis spends most of his time managing the business and merchandising of Garfield.
- chaidesh rated 8 weeks ago
- He has undergone significant changes over the lifetime of the strip. His rear paws are now drawn as proportionally huge when he walks on his hind legs. He has a wide frown when it goes back to around 1982 or so, in order to allow more expression in the strip.
- zrankovic rated 8 weeks ago
- Nice Garfield comics.
- goran72 rated 8 weeks ago
- Great old Garfield.
- misticque3 rated 8 weeks ago
- Nice comics
