Garfield, the lasagna-loving comic strip cat who hates Mondays, has remained curiously relevant in the age of the internet. Credit the existential despair of offshoot Garfield Without Garfield, or ...

Lost in a reverie of childish whimsy and capricious identifying that whimsy as suitable for developing multi-platform branding opportunities, Waterman Entertainment has added the cartoon cat ...

Everyone’s favorite orange cat is headed to the big screen! No, it’s not Garfield. Any more guesses? No? True to the company’s tradition of buying retro properties and updating them for a new ...

I remember from my childhood thinking Heathcliff was like the el-cheapo model of Garfield, kind of like Go-Bots were to Transformers. Of course, if you want to get technical, Heathcliff has been ...

Created by Bergen County cartoonist George Gately and now brought to life every day by his nephew and lifelong New Jersey resident Peter Gallagher, the Heathcliff character is about to turn 50 years ...

Garfield kicks much ass. Heathcliff may be the better straight up fighter, but on the cartoon show, Garfield could scheme with the best of them--Binky, Sly Swindler (sp?, guy with the sausage nose), ...

Consider what we know about Garfield the cat: He’s orange, a little plump, he loves lasagna, he hates Mondays, and — ah, well, that’s about it. Enough information to fill about four comic strip panels ...

I have very faint memories of watching the animated Heathcliff series on television when I was a kid, but a whole new audience is about to experience the wise-cracking cat on the big screen. Waterman ...

RIDGEWOOD, N.J. - George Gately, the creator of the "Heathcliff" newspaper comic about the antics of a rotund cat, has died. He was 72. Gately died Sunday of a heart attack at Valley Hospital in ...