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If you love Garfield, I hate to break it to you, but Garfield isn’t art. It’s not even a good comic strip.
Garfield was designed with the sole purpose of selling a boatload of merchandise, so it had to be intentionally inoffensive to appeal to the largest possible number of people. It’s not even supposed to be funny. It’s intended to be consistent, reliable and predictable, and that’s straight from the mouth of creator Jim Davis.
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