Historical Events tagged with "comic strips"
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Garfield Syndication Launches Nationwide
In 1976, Jim Davis created a comic strip titled 'Jon,' which later became known as Garfield. By 1978, the delightful tales of the lasagna-loving cat and his owner were picked up for nationwide syndication. The strip quickly captivated audiences across the United States with its humor and relatable characters. Jim Davis's innovative approach to comic storytelling, featuring the lazy yet lovable Garfield, resonated with readers of all ages. The successful syndication marked a significant milestone for both Davis and the comic strip industry, setting the stage for Garfield's eventual status as a cultural icon.
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