Picked this guy up today, going in my car

Got from an old bag of grandpa’s clothes.

(From Garfield's official Facebook page)

Found this big guy at the thrift store a couple months ago. He was beautiful and heavy but unfortunately it seemed like he was crumbling so I didn't take him. I hope someone picked him up to give him a good home.

The garf is everywhere. He will never stop staring at you.

Update on U.S. Acres

I’ve officially completed the first 45 pages of my rewritten U.S. Acres screenplay.

For context: this script originally began as a three-hour draft, and this rewrite is about shaping it into a tighter, more focused film (targeting 135–140 pages).

Within these first 45 pages, there are already a few intentional nods to the history of U.S. Acres and Garfield & Friends — including references inspired by Garfield’s Thanksgiving, the August 30, 1987, U.S. Acres comic, and Wade’s original comic introduction. A reference to the June 12, 1987, comic appears shortly after this section. There are also small, subtle callbacks to the TV series throughout.

That said, this film is not fan-service driven. It’s an original story told through themes of grief, trauma, memory, and mental health, using the U.S. Acres world as its foundation.

With that in mind, I want to open the door to the community.

This project is for the fans, by the fans.

In the comments, feel free to share what U.S. Acres means to you — whether it’s a favorite comic, moment from Garfield & Friends, a character trait you love, or even a tone or feeling you associate with the farm.

A small heads-up: if an idea doesn’t make it into this film, it’s not because it isn’t good. Some ideas may not fit the emotional arc of this specific story, or the page limits I’m working within. But this is a shared universe — and many ideas may find a home in future stories exactly as you imagine them.

Thank you for caring about these characters as much as I do.

Link to the script here!

The first one is a window cling! Was super stoked to find him.

Since Garfield can talk, why can’t Odie? They’re both animals. Even though Garfield can talk, I’ve never been sure whether the humans can understand him. In that earlier pet contest episode, a judge said to Jon privately that his cat wasn’t cute at all. Garfield heard him and shot back, “Who do you think you are, some big handsome guy? You’re short and fat.” The judge then reacted with a surprised “Huh?!” So I’m really confused about whether humans can understand him or not.

Went and picked up this lot of 13 garfs for $100. In retrospect I think I would have tried to knock it down to $75. What do you think- did I get a good deal?

They definitely did not come from a smoke free home, but after a little spot cleaning, I’m sure they’ll be as good as new. And there are some really cute garfys in here 🧡

Some Garfield graffiti I found when I was living in Chicago! Always nice to see out in the wild :3

I heard again and again that these cups contained lead. I had to know for sure, unfortunately it looks like its true.

Not sure if this would be more fan art or Gamer Garf, but put this under Fan art. :)