

Garfield
Since debuting in 1978 in the comic pages, Jim Davis’ Garfield has become one of the most recognizable and beloved franchises in the world. The lasagna-loving, Monday-hating tabby cat struck a universal chord with fans thanks to his sarcastic wit, lazy attitude, and undeniable charm. What started as a daily comic strip quickly grew into a cultural juggernaut, spanning animated specials, TV series like Garfield and Friends, feature films, and an endless array of merchandise.
Garfield isn’t just a cat—he’s an attitude. Alongside his long-suffering owner Jon Arbuckle and the endlessly cheerful pup Odie, Garfield has been making fans laugh (and roll their eyes) for decades. With his timeless humor and relatable disdain for effort, Garfield’s franchise has proven to be as evergreen as his appetite. From mugs and plushies to new animated adaptations, Garfield continues to lounge his way into new generations of fans’ hearts.

“I hate Mondays.”
- Garfield, international ambassador of laziness and lasagna


Hate Mondays, love Garfield.
Fun Fact
Garfield debuted on June 19, 1978, and still holds the Guinness World Record for the most widely syndicated comic strip. Garfield and Friends ran from 1988 to 1994 and is still one of the most beloved Saturday morning cartoons.