New comic? Possibly.

[Rooster]

I only know the Garfield I know, and it's probably the later lame stuff.

Still think your comic is a damn sight funnier dude

[Softpaw]

Garfield was funny from its second year through its 4th. At that point, Jim Davis pretty much ran out of material and started repeating himself, and has been doing so since then.

[Bocaj Claw]

Jim Davis doesn't write it anymore. Or draw it. Garfield is made by committee.

[Tom Flapwell]

Let's have all cartoonists here, however amateur, make a vow that they will never allow their comics to be done by committee.

[Sage]

All my comics are done by Garry's Mod or sprites mad eby various companies.

[Rooster]

I vow that I will never let my comic be run by a committee. But I do reserve the rights to steal material from everyone else

[Bocaj Claw]

Let's have all cartoonists here, however amateur, make a vow that they will never allow their comics to be done by committee.

I solemnly swear that I'll never let the money go to my head unless its quite a lot of money. Somewhere in the range of ten dollars and up.

[Doc Sigma]

You guys ever hear of the Garfield Randomizer? It was a website which would generate new Garfield strips by combining three random frames from three random Garfield strips. The results were often -- nay, almost always -- much more hilarious than any "normal" Garfield strip.

The website was pulled due to copyright issues, but not before I saved a copy of it and hosted it on my work department's intranet server, so my department gets to play with it all day long.

If it wouldn't be considered off-topic, I'd love to post some of the more hilarious strips that I've generated.

[gforce422]

You guys ever hear of the Garfield Randomizer? It was a website which would generate new Garfield strips by combining three random frames from three random Garfield strips. The results were often -- nay, almost always -- much more hilarious than any "normal" Garfield strip.

The website was pulled due to copyright issues, but not before I saved a copy of it and hosted it on my work department's intranet server, so my department gets to play with it all day long.

If it wouldn't be considered off-topic, I'd love to post some of the more hilarious strips that I've generated.

GO ! GO ! YAY!

(Well, I wouldn't mind. After all, the emoticon for it is smiling, right? )


EDIT: I FOUND IT!!!!

http://www.dougshaw.com/garfield.html

[Tom Flapwell]

I personally prefer the discovery that many "Garfield" strips work better when you erase the thought bubbles (presumably leaving only what humans can sense). It can look like brilliant minimalism at work.

[Bocaj Claw]

I've noticed that too.

[Steve the Pocket]

I thought the point was to make Jon look even more pathetic than he already is.

Toastpaint. I've got a new one, and I'm linking to it instead of pasting it because, if you can believe it, Imageshack is blocked here.

[VenM2]

Imageshack, blocked? What heresy is this!?

[Doc Sigma]

I thought the point was to make Jon look even more pathetic than he already is.

Yep. He's just a sad lonely man talking to his cat.

As for finding the Randomizer out there, WOOHOO! I strongly suggest saving it to your computer in case it goes away again.

EDIT: That was my 100th post... I was hoping it would be something deeper...

[Tom Flapwell]

Not just talking to his cat, but projecting his own realizations of inadequacy onto his cat and yelling at him for it.