The third comic book of the Garfield series is all about
your all time favorite orange chubby cat Garfield teaching you how to always
embrace yourself no matter who you are. Whether you are very small or a little
bit big, this cat will help to motivate you that you should be yourself because
life has a really big obstacles coming your way in so many interactions and
other ways. This typical comic strip would show you examples of ways how
Garfield may not enjoy his life at home sometimes because of his peers such as
Lyman and his dog Odie living with him and Jon.
In my opinion, I thought that while looking over this comic
strip didn't really make much of a difference between this sequel and the first
one. I mean it is true that they can be both humorous but I just think they all
seem the same. On the bright side, I kind of thought these comics are enjoyable
at some point. I find some of them a bit too long though but that' s okay. I
don't like the fact some of the graphics drawn are kind of repetitive. Maybe if
the illustrator could have more of a variety in their imagery, the reader would
probably not get too bored from reading future comics. And also, anyone of all
ages can read Garfield comics since they are considered family friendly about
most of the time.
Reviewed by Hannah Rachel, Grade 10
Downtown Central
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