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4790: Lyman's Revenge

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Mark Evanier (a writer for Garfield and Friends and The Garfield Show) wrote the latter show's episode "Long Lost Lyman" as his own "amateur story" on Lyman's fate. I decided to go with Jim Davis' (joke?) remark "Don't look in Jon's basement!" as a reference. I know, I can be twisted sometimes.
Original strips: , , , , , .
==Transcript==
{A monochrome title panel (with two of the sections in red and another showing Garfield's face) shows the title "GARFIELD: Lyman's Revenge" in the same fonts used in the logo for The Garfield Show}
{Cut to Jon reading a newspaper with Garfield lying next to him}
{Cut to a shot of the newspaper: above is the headline "LYMAN FOUND INSIDE JON'S BASEMENT: Missing since 1983", a picture of Lyman, and the text "We never thought this would happen. After almost 40 years, a man by the name of Lyman was discovered inside the basement of cartoonist Jon Arbuckle. Lyman was Arbuckle's roommate from 1978 until his 1983 disappearance"; the last word is cut off}
{Cut to Garfield, having seen this headline, looking shocked as Jon casually reads the paper; how did Jon not even read said headline? Or maybe he assumed Lyman wouldn't be any serious threat, who knows}
{Cut to a monochrome flashback from 1978 of Jon and Lyman meeting}
Jon: Lyman
Lyman: Jon
{Cut to Garfield walking to the door as it makes a "DING DONG" noise}
{We see that Garf has opened the door, and a long pair of legs is shown, which belong to Lyman; Jon must have done something to make Lyman's legs so long}
Lyman: Garfield! How ya been? Jon's gonna pay for locking me up for 39 years!
{Cut to a suspiciously-amused Garf and an angry Jon (with his face in his stomach, in a bit of Cronenbergian body horror) in Lyman's dark basement, which is shown in monochrome}
Jon: You have betrayed me, Garfield
Garfield: Ain't I a stinker? {Garf even looks at us, the readers, as he says this}
Category:Trevor
Category:Cartoon references
Category:Film references
Category:Television references
4791: Garfield Does Not Want To Be A Bachelor Anymore

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Jon is a sick, twisted man, at his core. He lives a life of constant messiness, which wears down his girlfriend and his cat, and gives his house mice. Lots of them. And then his cat, worn down, cannot chase these mice. So Jon gets angry at his cat for not solving a problem that Jon himself created..
Sure, perhaps at first, Garfield embraced this lifestyle of being a bachelor, baby, as we saw in #989, but the life of being a bachelor, baby slowly ate away at Garfield from the inside, finally spilling out in 2014-06-06 before finally the previously admired parts of being a bachelor, baby began to become monotonous and dreary, as we saw in #4052. This is the logical conclusion - a world where Garfield does not want to be a bachelor, baby and is trying desperately to get Jon to marry Liz. But he doesn't. He thrives on being a bachelor, baby even at the cost of everyone he loves. It's truly shocking and depraved.
Original strips: , , , , , , , , , .
==Transcript==
Jon: Look at all the dead bugs in that ceiling lamp
Jon: Huh
Jon: I wonder what's on TV?
Garfield {exasperated}: Will you please get married!
Jon: I just checked...
Jon: All we have left for dinner are ramen noodles and chocolate pudding
Jon: Are we lucky or what?
Garfield {exasperated}: Will you please get married!
Jon: Oops... I dropped the guacamole
{beat}
Jon: Good thing that rug is green
Garfield {exasperated}: Will you please get married!
{beat}
Jon {covered in flies}: sniff sniff
Jon: Laundry day
Garfield {exasperated}: Will you please get married!
Jon: I've gotta admit...
Jon: That moosehead towel rack looks great in the bathroom
Jon: Really goes well with the snakeskin shower curtain
Garfield {exasperated}: Will you please get married!
Jon: Maybe Liz is right. Maybe this place could use a good cleaning...
{beat}
Jon: And maybe chickens say "Moo"
Garfield {exasperated}: Will you please get married!
Liz: Jon, when was the last time you cleaned your oven!?
Jon: I didn't
Liz: -EVER!?
Jon: The manual said it was self-cleaning
Garfield {exasperated}: Will you please get married!
Jon: I have no clean clothes to wear
Jon: I guess I'll just have to break down and do the laundry
Jon: Although I could make a poncho out of the shower curtain
Garfield {exasperated}: Will you please get married!
Category:TPTPWDotACoEMW
4792: Whigfield

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
I made this back in 2018 and hadn't shared it anywhere. Now that I have discovered Square Root of Minus Garfield, perhaps this cursed relic has a home. I'm sorry.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Jon: Saturday night and no date again
{Jon turns his head, mouth still agape, and sees a second Jon staring at him}
{Both Jons start making out as Garfield peeks into the frame}
{Garfield sits in center frame, facing the audience in deafening silence}
Category:Vincent W.
4794: Garfield's History of Cats

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
This is a similar strip to my earlier "Garfield's Believe it or Don't!" strip.
Original strips: , , , , , .
==Transcript==
{A cat-dinosaur hybrid is walking on sand. That's normal}
GARFIELD'S HISTORY OF CATS: The very first cat crawled out of the sea about ten million years ago
{The cat-dinosaur stops}
Fortunately for him...
{A mouse-dinosaur hybrid appears. The cat-dinosaur is happy to see it}
It was only about another 15 minutes before the first mouse crawled
{A cave dweller that sort of resembles Lyman pets his pet cat}
The first cat was domesticated about a million years ago. The cat (named "Org") was owned by a cave man named "Chuck"
{The cave dweller has disappeared, and in its place are its hairs and clothing. Org stares at the reader}
While rumor has it that Org ate his owner...
{A blue dog appears. That's also normal}
Historians maintain the family dog ate Chuck
{Another cat has a chase with a mouse}
During the dark ages the legendary ratter "Fluffy-the-Fierce" destroyed every rat but one...
Mouse: SQUEAK!
{The cat is mauled by a big rat}
Ol' Fluffy got his clock cleaned by the even more legendary "Matt-the-Rat"
SFX: DRIBBLE DRIBBLE DRIBBLE
{Later, a Garfield look-alike is walking, while Matt-the-Rat glares at it}
Incidentally, it was Matt-the-Rat who coined the term "Here, kitty, kitty, kitty"
{That, too, is normal}
{Another Garfield look-alike, but with red stripes (first panel only; that is normal still), is eating his cat food meal}
Marco Polo had a cat named Rolo
{The name rhymes, and I don't know why}
{Later, Rolo is holding onto Polo's right leg}
Rolo would have gone with Marco on his trip to the Orient...
{Polo leaves with his suitcase}
But motels wouldn't accept pets then
Rolo: WAH!
{Yet another Garfield look-alike is on a boat, staring at the sea}
A cat discovered America!
{The cat grabs someone's right leg with his left paw and gets the person's attention with his right}
It was Christopher Columbus' cat "Buckeye" who first spotted the beach
{Buckeye puts both his paws together. Once again, that's normal}
Primarily because the Santa Maria didn't have a sandbox
{A worker is using another Garfield look-alike to claw a table. Once more, that's normal}
Cats' penchant for sharpening their claws has served many historic purposes: In Victorian times cats were used to antique furniture
SFX: RRRRRRR
{In the next scene, the same cat has its claws on someone's chest, who is strapped onto a table}
During the Spanish-American War, cats were used as interrogators
Strapped man: I'll talk! I'll talk!
{In the final scene, Garfield is ripping apart a bunch of boxes}
And today, the post office uses cats to sort mail marked "fragile"
Category:limmey comic
4795: How'd you know?

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Yep, I kid you not this comic was actually released on my 17th birthday (if only I had actually seen it ON my birthday), and I instantly knew what I was gonna do
Also yes, that's my persona in the last panel, except I tried to make it look more like the art style of Garfield, trust me it looks even worse in my own art style
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Garfield: When you think about it...
Garfield: Every day is someone's birthday
{Garfield is seen walking towards a SKITTLES®-branded birthday cake}
{In the next panel, Garfield is seen with his mouth full of presumably the SKITTLES® candy cake}
{Meanwhile, LochlannDS appears behind Garfield}
LochlannDS: How'd you know it was my birthday?
Category:LochlannDS
4796: Donuts with Liz

==Explanation==
The original had Liz tell Garfield that donuts are bad for him, and Garfield saying that he loves it when it's bad. Here, Liz speaks in a series of nonsensical words such as "Kerple nop sizz fwango mook gweeble aweedong". Garfield, looking at the donut, smugly thinks that she just called it a radish.
==The author writes:==
Original strips: , .
==Transcript==
Liz: Kerple nop sizz fwango mook gweeble aweedong
{Garfield looks stunned at the doughnut}
Garfield {smugly}: I think she called you a radish, donut.
Category:ThatMadMan68
4797: Brickazoid

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
He'll be fine, he just needs to rest.
Original strips: , .
==Transcript==
Garfield {looking out of the window}: Here comes Freakazoid
Garfield: Just in time
Garfield {holding a brick}: Billy Brick wants to meet you
Freakazoid {off-screen}: Briick! {sobbing}
Category:Nikumubeki
Category:Cartoon references
Category:Television references
4798: Smartphones are Inherently Funny, Right? (Fun With Penultimate Beat Panel 6)

:This article's title is incorrect due to technical limitations. The correct title is 4798: Smartphones are Inherently Funny, Right? (Fun With Penultimate Beat Panel #6).
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==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Smartphones are inherently funny, right? And so are more beat panels, right? So are rhetorical questions in the Author's Commentary, right? And I'm not just doing this to fulfill a request on the forums, right? I'm not crazy, right? Right? Right?
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Garfield and Jon are at the table}
{Odie runs past them to the right, holding a cellphone}
{Odie runs past them to the left, holding a cellphone}
{Odie runs past them to the right with his tongue hanging out, holding a cellphone }
Jon {as Odie runs past them to the left with his tongue hanging out, holding a cellphone}: What's Odie doing?
{Beat panel where Odie runs past them to the right, holding a cellphone}
{Beat panel where Odie runs past them to the left, holding a cellphone}
{Beat panel where Garfield checks his own cellphone, as Jon stares off into the camera}
Garfield {as Odie runs past them to the right, holding a cellphone}: Streaming a tennis ball
Category:Lubaf
4799: Not Cool This Time Either, Jon

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
I hope I'm not pushing the PG rating here, but Jim Davis deserves a big callout for this whole plot. Not cool, man. Not cool.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Jon: What's that you say, Ellen?
Jon: You have amnesia and don't remember me?
Jon: Cool!
Garfield: Uh, Jon, I'm pretty sure that negates her consent. Hello, Jon? You're being a creep. Jon? Don't act like you can't hear me
Category:Garlene1987
47: Layered Garfield

==Explanation==
With the panels done as the author says below, a few words can be made out, as well as some forms, but a lot of it is obscured.
==The author writes:==
This is the first black and white Garfield strip, with white set to transparent and each panel layered consecutively over the previous.
Original strip: 
==Transcript (unofficial)==
Jon: Hi, there... I'm Jon Arbuckle. I'm a cartoonist, and this is my cat Garfield.
Garfield: Hi, there. I'm Garfield. I'm a cat, and this is my cartoonist, Jon.
Jon: Our only thought is to entertain you.
Garfield: Feed me.
==Later references==
*115 does something similar, but each layer of outlines is a different color.
Category:Martin Nixon
4800: Garfield (cat) was defenestrated by Jon Arbuckle (cartoonist).

==Explanation==
Return of the Obra Dinn is an indie adventure game released in 2018 by Lucas Pope. The game, set in 1802, has the player investigate a wrecked cargo ship using a stopwatch that allows them to witness moments in the past. Each moment is interpreted as a snippet of audio with dialogue shown as subtitles, before revealing the exact moment of a character's death.
The strip adapts the window strip in the style of one of these cutscenes, complete with the monochromatic shading the game uses. Due to Garfield's thoughts being inaudible, the panel that would feature his thoughts is left blank.
The title of the strip is a reference to the entries the player is tasked with filling out, explaining the fate of a particular crew member or passenger.
==The author writes:==
If you thought this was a silent movie reference, may I interest you in Return of the Obra Dinn?
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{The entire strip is monochromatic; text is white on dark in otherwise empty panels}
Text: I'm going out, Garfield. The women will be hysterical over me.
Text: What do you think of my attire?
{empty panel}
{a still frame of Garfield being thrown out a window}
Category:wye
Category:Video game references
4801: Garfield Plus the Macdonald Triad

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
The validity of the Macdonald triad is disputed, making this a true believe it or don't.
Original strips: , , , , , , , .
==Transcript==
{Garfield slaps Jon}
Jon: Ow!
Jon: Why do you abuse me?
Garfield: Really?
Text: Garfield's Believe it, or Don't!
Text: The Macdonald triad is a set of three factors, the presence of any two of which are considered to be predictive of, or associated with, violent tendencies
Text: The triad links cruelty to animals
{Garfield pulls Odie's tongue}
{SLUCK}
Text: Obsession with fire-setting,
{Garfield walks past Jon with a torch}
Text: And persistent bedwetting past a certain age,
{Garfield smiles beside a puddle}
Text: To violent behaviors, particularly homicidal behavior
{Garfield is on top of a screaming and bound prisoner}
{Garfield slaps Jon}
Garfield: Dumb***
Text: Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macdonald_triad
Category:John Murtha
4803: Arachnophagia

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
This might be silly but there's a lot of stuff that I'm not sure about so yeah.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Spider: COUGH! COUGH! COUGH!
Spider: HACCCCCK!!
Spider: Sorry, got a spider caught in my throat
Garfield: That's cannibalism!
{End}
Category:angrybedroom
4804: HTMLfield as a strip

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
In 2018 or so I decided to put the text of SRoMG #3125 into the strip that Super Spongebob 64 tried to convert into html.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Mouse: I FINISHED GNAWING THE E GARFIELD... FURNITURE. NOW I'M OFF TO EAT SOME CHEESE AND PACE THEN TO CHEW ON EOCKS POURsELF!
Jon: www.ma
Garfield: : i a E
Garfield: w..." uulw uv am 'sMwsnnzo
Category:NegaPosi
4805: Come up and be a kite

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
I don't know if someone's made this one before, but I was overtaken by an unstoppable urge to s***post. Inspired by a /r/2panelgarfield post.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Garfield {holding a kite}: Now all my kite needs is a tail
{Garfield turns and stares pensively at Odie's wagging tail. Odie stands looking the other way, blissfully unaware of the carnage that is about to befall him}
{A red liquid drips from the sky. Jon stands aghast with his hand straight forward, feeling the drops}
Jon: Is it raining?
Garfield {looking satisfied, holding a string, presumably attached to a kite flying out of sight}: Nope. It's bleeding
Category:rari_teh
4806: SCP-2293-G

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
The SCP Foundation Wiki is full of a lot of strange, evil, eat-your-face-and-end-the-world anomalies that, if adapted to SRoMG, would earn a nice seat in the Nightmare Fuel page of our TVTropes article. SCP-2293*... is not one of these.
Personally, I prefer the SCPs that AREN'T just universe-shattering destructive forces that can't be stopped, and prefer something that leans more on the "weird" end of the "weird anomaly" spectrum. Thankfully, SCP-2293 is not only just like that, but honestly pretty funny! I decided to adapt it to the infamous "stay tuned for more me" strip, and went along with that.
[*bad language in link -Ed]
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Garfield: Stay tuned for more me!
{Garfield lowers slightly}
Garfield: Did you know that world-renowned writer Stephen King was once hit by a car? Just something to consider.
Category:Camwoodstock & Tori
Category:Internet references
4807: Jon, May 33rd, 1977

==Explanation==
This strip redraws the original strip from 2004 in the style of Garfield's predecessor strip, Jon, which ran from 1976-01-08 to 1978-03-02. The author puts a small "not" next to "Jim Davis's" signature to make clear that this is not a genuine Jon strip.
The author's note implies this strip was first created and submitted before Quinton Reviews released the full archive of Jon strips en masse on 2020-06-05; prior to that point, there were indeed only a few Jon strips in circulation, and even those few had only likely resurfaced due to this strip's author's previous effort 3170: Embryonic Garfield, widely believed to be the first time Jon had ever resurfaced outside of unmentioned references in Garfield merchandise books since its original run.
The date mentioned in the title is nonexistent; the month of May has only 31 days. The date that is the closest existing analogue to that nonexistent date, 1977-06-02, did indeed see a Jon strip run that day (Jon ran once weekly on Thursdays in a single newspaper).
==The author writes:==
I decided to redraw a Garfield strip in the style of its predecessor, Jon (also named Garfield for the last few months of its run). Why? I don't know. Cabin fever can make you have strange ideas.
In my opinion, looking at the few Jon strips in circulation at the time of writing, Jon, problematic moments aside, was Garfield done right, or at least better. The character designs, while awkward, especially in early-mid 1976, are still more realistic and interesting than the ones we know and love.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
Jon: They've improved your cat food
{Jon sets Garfield's food bowl onto the table}
Jon: It doesn't look and smell as disgusting as it used to
{After carefully examining his cat food, Garfield leaves in disgust}
Garfield: Then it isn't cat food
Signature: JiM DAViS (not)
Category:Muchacho1994
4809: Garfield plus another punchline

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
yesterday's strip (as of submitting this) reminded me of an earlier strip, so this was obvious. I'm passing the baton of this strip to someone else so they can attach the "CAT-LIKE TYPING DETECTED" screen from Pawsense (like SRoMG #2405)
Original strips: , .
==Transcript==
Garfield {walking to the right}: I'm not sleepy now
Garfield {walking up to Jon who is presumably working on his laptop}: But I will be sleepy later
Garfield {laying on Jon's laptop, typing "xoplbrqzdafelknmcsjg"}: Better take a preemptive nap
Category:twinec
4810: A New Way To Solve

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
One day, when I was watching Cracking the Cryptic*, I heard one of the hosts mention the name "Jim Davis" in reference to sending in a puzzle. In 2010, Garfield had a Sudoku Arc. Coincidence?
In other news, I spent over three US dollars producing the "finished" puzzle in the last panel. You're welcome.
[*as seen in strip #4374 -Ed]
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Odie walks up to a newspaper. The daily Sudoku catches his eye}
{Odie gains a look of intense focus as he begins filling it in. Jon approaches}
{Jon sees that the puzzle has been completely colored in, seemingly randomly to the untrained eye. It's also in a different style, but don't worry about that}
Category:PriffyViole
4811: Playing God

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Garfield is watching TV}
TV Voice 1: My name is Timmy...
TV Voice 1: And I have created the world's first real-life anime girl
TV Voice 2: Someone... please... killll... meeee...
Garfield: And that's how you win the science fair
Category:Fußmatte
4812: 绿眼のジェラシー

==Explanation==
The strip's title makes usage of both Chinese and Japanese characters, which make machine translations between one language and another difficult. The first character in particular (绿) is a simplified Chinese character which translates to "green" not typically readable by machine translations from Japanese, and even dedicated Japanese-to-English dictionaries might not list that character; the character's traditional Chinese counterpart is 綠, and the typical character meaning green within the context of Japanese kanji is 緑. The rest of the phrase can be interpreted cleanly within Japanese context, which Bing's translator lists as "jealousy of the eyed"--眼 being a kanji meaning "eye", の as a typical connecting character seen as similar to an "of", and ジェラシー meaning "jealousy". The rough overall interpretation one can make of the title would lend to something along the lines of "Green-Eyed Jealousy". This title describes the title explained in the author's notes fairly well; the character mentioned in said author's notes, Parsee Mizuhashi, is a character from Subterranean Animism, a game in the Touhou project, who is green-eyed and can manipulate jealousy.
==The author writes:==
Parsee Mizuhashi (水橋　パルスィ Mizuhashi Parusi) is a hashihime, or bridge princess, who guards the "bridge" between the surface world and the Underworld. She is able to control the jealousy in others.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Jon sitting alone}
Parsee: Cute hashihime coming through!
Jon: Jealous?
Category:Reisen U. Inaba
Category:Foreign language
Category:Video game references
4813: A little hazy but mellowfield

==Explanation==
==The author writes:==
Modern electrical wiring standards, at least in Europe, call for the use of colours that can be distinguished even by those with the most common varieties of colour vision deficiency.
Original strip: .
==Transcript==
{Jon is looking through a photo album with Garfield}
Jon: This was my Great Uncle Norbert
Jon: He was a colour-blind electrician
Jon: He had no trouble with those blue and brown wires
{Garfield stares at the photo album with barely-concealed indifference}
Category:Manyhills
4814: Planktonfield

==Explanation==
This strip is based on a scene from the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Plankton!" As its title suggests, the episode introduced series antagonist Sheldon J. Plankton, who owns the Chum Bucket, the unsuccessful competitor of the Krusty Krab, the restaurant SpongeBob works at. Plankton is constantly trying, but never succeeding, to steal the formula the Krabby Patty, the Krusty Krab's signature meal. In the episode, Plankton's plan involved sneaking inside SpongeBob's head and taking control of his brain. Right before doing this, he gets out a record player to play a piece of ominous music to laugh evilly with, which he had done at least once earlier in the episode. This time, it instead plays a children's song based on the alphabet, as he apparently set the record on the wrong side this time, and he promptly flips it back to the ominous music.
This edit simply replaces Plankton with Garfield, utilizing poses from three strips, two of which have been made frequent running gags in this webcomic.
==The author writes:==
I'm actually surprised no one has thought of this one yet. Iconic SpongeBob meme given the Garfield treatment.
Original strips: , , .
==Transcript==
{SpongeBob is sleeping}
Garfield: SpongeBob, you will be mine
{Garfield laughs maniacally while record player plays}
Record Player: Letters of the Alphabet
Record Player: A, B, C
{Garfield smashes record player}
SFX: Ka-chunk
{Garfield laughs maniacally while record player plays actual dramatic music}
Category:Ken Martinez
Category:Photo comics
Category:Cartoon references
Category:Television references