Garfield by Jim Davis for June 05, 2011

Jon learns the hard way again.

That’s called “tough love” Jon.

I love it how Jon’s hair instantly thins.

that was so funny.

Why would Garfield even care if Jon loves him..with his attitude

Garfield is above jealousy. Now revenge——-

Garfield, you’re about as lovable as a flying brick. Of lard.

..Garfield…you da man…

Garfield’s payback for the stunt Jon pulled on him two days ago. ;)

@SCAATY_423: Yep, now that was funny when Jon put the mouse in Garfield’s mouth. LOL

I love you too Odie….Why do I doubt you Garfield? ….If I was Jon, I would have long ago made it clear to Garfield, that he either shape-up or be replaced.

Jon’s hair in the slap panel looks like my lawn because it won’t rain.

“Love hurts!”

hey jon dnt b angry on garfield……he loves u……in his own way ;)

i dint think he loves him now!

This is a normal occurrence among a roommate and his or her love. Both boyfriend and girlfriend are happy until the roommates walks in and atmosphere changes from a playful one to a tense one. I’m happy someone caught on to this societal behaviour.

Would it kill you to tell Garfield you love him, Jon?

I love Odie so much I have a little stuffed Odie on my headboard!

Way to go Garfield! Never pass up a chance for a good’o back slap! Even if it’s done togue in cheek… As it were?

That is what he gets for picking favorites

A love tap. Do you feel the love Jon?

I love the way Jon’s hair goes everytime he is slapped!!

isn’t Garfield so nice when he doesn’t get his way?

EXCERPT :Freeport, Ill. — The comic strip “Garfield” has long impressed me with its consistent message of aggrandizing anti-social behavior. The strip is a detriment to young readers and an unwise source of so-called humor to the unthinkable adult. This past Sunday’s Strip (The Journal-Standard, June 5) clearly went beyond the pale. That opinion, to me, is patently obvious; an explanation is hardly necessary. Your paper would do well to substitute “Garfield” with a comic strip exhibiting a message of a more socially acceptable behavior (or, at least, a neutral one) and a more mature sort of humor. You owe it especially to the younger reader. Fred Wells Freeport via journalstandard.

That’s how my cat says “I love you”

Ahh, love is in the air!

Garfield shows his love with pain

It is your own fault Jon. If I were Garfield, I would have done the same thing.

Jon plays favorites!