A Garfield/Spongebob Crossover Just Became Possible
Viacom has bought Garfield.
Viacom has bought Garfield.
The director of “Cats Don’t Dance” and “Emperor’s New Groove” is taking the reins of the “Garfield” animated feature.
Happy 80th birthday to Sergio Aragones!
Brothers Donald and Stephen Glover (“Atlanta”) will create the show.
In a new DC Comics series, the classic Hanna-Barbera character Snagglepuss is accused of being a Communist.
First rule of Garfield: You can never have enough Garfield!
Hanna-Barbera characters like you’ve never seen them before.
The 900-plus page manga biography is drawn by one of Tezuka’s former assistants, Toshio Ban.
Details on a new animated feature from the beloved creator of “The Snowman” and “When the Wind Blows.”
It’s the second high-profile feature directing gig for Patrick Osborne this year.
How a two-hundred-year-old opera made the transition to an online motion comic for contemporary audiences.
Hurry up and wait, benders! Bryan Konietzo’s debut graphic novel series arrives in 2017.
Patrick Osborne, armed with an Oscar, brings Noelle Stevenson’s comic to the screen.
Benjamin Renner will take ‘The Big Bad Fox’ from the page to the screen.
The Oscar-nominated short is also getting a graphic novel series.
Historian R.C. Harvey sets out to rescue great cartoonists of old from obscurity.
London-based Golden Wolf created this slick animated trailer to promote Horse’s upcoming graphic novel release of “VANDROID.”
Poor Garfield. In his heyday, he was amongst the most beloved characters on the funny pages, his plush likenesses fastened to car windows and his sarcastic barbs adorning office walls around the globe. Then, somewhere along the line, he underwent a pop-cultural re-evaluation. Jim Davis’ strip is now something of a pariah: just look at how “The Simpsons” paired it with “Love Is” as the kind of strip that Milhouse reads. What a comedown for a character once hip enough to be quoted in “Two Tribes” by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. But yet, the orange cat has been saved from cultural oblivion by a peculiar trend: the remixed “Garfield” strip.
Animator and director Stephan Franck (“Iron Giant,” “Despicable Me”), who was recently nominated at the Annie Awards for his work on “The Smurfs: The Legend of Smurfy Hollow,” premiered a collected paperback version of his adventure comic Silver at the Emerald City Comic Convention last month.
Next month, IDW, the publishing company that partnered with Cartoon Network last year for the comic book revivals of “The Powerpuff Girls” and “Samurai Jack,” will be adding “Dexter’s Laboratory” to their library of monthly titles.