Garfield: Survival of the Fattest: His 40th Book (Garfield) 
asked by spiderman on November 16, 2006 10:42 PM
Garfield’s not just surviving, he’s thriving. The always fashionable fat cat has evolved over the years, but one thing hasn’t changed — his voracious appetite for food and fun. That’s what makes this all-new smorgasboard of comics a natural selection for hungry fans of the world’s most famished feline.
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Yes, I'm a Garfield fan, and I have never once been disappointed by a Garfield book. Not once, ever.
I like the new "full-color format" which (strangely enough) fits better on my shelves than the old "Garfield format" versions. I may have to get the full-color Fat Cat 3-pack with the first 3 books, just to see what I was missing.
I absolutely love the Garfield outtakes. Jim Davis, if you're listening, put more of these in the next books, or do an entire book on these wonderful, great outtakes!
I also wish he'd also put out some US Acres merchandise once in awhile. Orson the Pig is just so funny in the series. He sounds WAY too much like a piggy Jon Arbuckle (i apologize for any terrible mental images).
My name is BJ Wanlund. I have creative powers, but I can't draw to save my soul.
I like the new "full-color format" which (strangely enough) fits better on my shelves than the old "Garfield format" versions. I may have to get the full-color Fat Cat 3-pack with the first 3 books, just to see what I was missing.
I absolutely love the Garfield outtakes. Jim Davis, if you're listening, put more of these in the next books, or do an entire book on these wonderful, great outtakes!
I also wish he'd also put out some US Acres merchandise once in awhile. Orson the Pig is just so funny in the series. He sounds WAY too much like a piggy Jon Arbuckle (i apologize for any terrible mental images).
My name is BJ Wanlund. I have creative powers, but I can't draw to save my soul.
reviewed by goonball on November 25, 2006 6:07 PM
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This is a good Garfield read, and the cartooning is great. But, the only problemm is, the jokes ain't that funny, and I do have to agree with... emergency chick 67(???) that the jokes are running a bit dry. The only "laughs" I got were a few chuckles, and the series is running a bit low on funniness. All in all, I'll give this book four stars, but I'm a bit anxious about the strips in the next book, Older and Wider...
reviewed by crafty1 on November 29, 2006 7:31 PM
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The fat,fat,fat,fat,fat,fat,fat,fat cat returns in his 40th collection of comics. As readers of 'Garfield eats crow' know almost nothing beats that collection of comics,well guess what this one just did.Jim Davis does not nead to print the title on the book because as Garfield fans know title or no title this book is halarious!!!!! WARNING: Readers who cannot take a joke instead of buying this book go get a life and then buy this book because they may laugh their head off! Ummmm I hate to be the one to tell you this but if you do not own this book WHAT ARE YOU SITTING AROUND FOR?! GO ON AND BUY THE BOOK ALREADY! Please buy this book now cause it's awsome and is has something and some fat and some fun for everyone. So I have nothing else to say so hope you enjoyed reading my review.
reviewed by tubi on November 29, 2006 7:33 PM