June 19th, in 1978, a comic strip featuring an obese, orange cat that hates Mondays (but loves lasagna) was syndicated in ...

June 19 is National Garfield the Cat Day to honor the fictional cartoon character, Garfield. Jim Davis created the comic strip Garfield and the title's protagonist, a tabby cat by ...

Every moment between Garfield and his beloved teddy bear, Pooky, is a sweet one. This particular comic strip puts their ...

Pooky Lighting and the husband-and-wife design team of Bob and Cortney Novogratz have collaborated on a 14-piece outdoor lighting collection in playful, bold colors and with rechargeable technology.

Garfield comes with 25 points of articulation, a tray of lasagna, a swappable alternate expression and his beloved teddy bear, Pooky. Garfield and his pals are now available for preorder.

The new collection marks the first fully articulated Garfield action figures. “The world’s laziest cat has conquered comic strips ... and his teddy bear, Pooky. The Odie figure features 17 points of ...

Before Garfield, Davis created the comic strip “Gnorm Gnat,” making use of the popularity ... He has a small teddy bear named Pooky who he treats as a confidant and often reveals his thoughts and ...

Its first emergence in pop culture appeared to be in the late 1970s, when beloved comic-book cat Garfield introduced his beloved teddy bear, Pooky. It helped introduce the monicker to a whole new ...

(There are, in fact, numerous Garfield toilet seat covers.) This is no accident. Davis released the three-panel newspaper comic strip in 1978 with an eye toward selling his creation. “I’d like ...

This simplicity has sustained Garfield’s 46-year career as the world’s most widely syndicated comic strip, plus a side hustle that’s slapped his striped rump on coffee cups, car windshields ...