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  • Jim Davis
    Jim Davis
    / Garfield grows gargantuan

    …specifically at young readers called U.S. Acres. Having grown up on a farm, he came up with the idea of featuring anthropomorphic farm animals as the characters. The star of the strip was Orson the pig, along with jokester rooster Roy, phobia-filled duck Wade, twin sheep Lanolin and Bo, and…

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    …specifically at young readers called U.S. Acres. Having grown up on a farm, he came up with the idea of featuring anthropomorphic farm animals as the characters. The star of the strip was Orson the pig, along with jokester rooster Roy, phobia-filled duck Wade, twin sheep Lanolin and Bo, and…

    Read More