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Wednesday, February 27, 2008
"garfield minus garfield"
I never liked the comic Garfield. But under this guy's interpretation here, I find it brilliant! I haven't laughed out loud to a comic in years. These versions swing from hilarious, to sad and poignant, then back to hilarious.
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I stumbled on some of those cartoons a while back (though not that exact site). Personally, I despise Garfield as being second only to Family Circus in absolute awfulness, but minus Garfield, it is truly awesome.
I just caught the link to it on penny arcade this morning. It blew me away.
Merde! Someday I'll scoop penny arcade ... sigh ... someday ...
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