Garfield by the Pound

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Summary: Great to read on a Sunday morning.
Review: "Garfield by the Pound" is a cute book, but I enjoyed "Garfield Hang's Out" even more. The humor in this wasn't at it's greatest, but still can make you chuckle. A must for fans - I recommend.

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Summary: GARFIELD RULES!
Review: Everybody out there keep buying Garfield books! They can be worth a lot of money someday and can become collector's items! I'm always going to keep all of mine so when I have kids they can read them!

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Summary: Cronology of Comics
Review: Garfield by the Pound (#22) contains all daily strips from December 5, 1990 through July 6, 1991. At least some of #22's sunday strips can be found in color in The Seventh Garfield Tresury.

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Summary: garfield is the cat
Review: I have this book it is so GOOD! the one i like the most is the one wher garfield says it's show time then he fall's then he say's it's intermission. HE'S COOOOOOL!

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Summary: Jim Davis does it again!
Review: Whether it be sight gags, puns, just pure silliness, or otherwise, Davis never seems to let up on the creativity of his genius creation. the only difference is the drawings are less crude than in the late 70's-early 80's. The fat cat Garfield is lovable, as is his hapless owner Jon Arbuckle and the clueless canine Odie. The strip has never been boring once, and it's been running for more than 20 years now! Long live Jim Davis! Long live Garfield!