It’s been doing the rounds on the internet this week, but the comic genius that is Garfield without Garfield is such that we’d be doing you a disservice not to link to it.
The idea is simple—Garfield comic strips with Garfield removed, leaving us just with the images, words and thoughts of Jon Arbuckle, a man who in the absence of his pet cat is revealed to be a desperate loner, a crazed psychopath—or possibly even a Zen master.
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Wow. I have long enjoyed the various instances of a silent Garfield, but to remove the cat completely…?
I can’t believe how well it works. Thanks for sharing this.