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When I was a kid we had the book Garfield: His Nine Lives, QUITE different from the cartoon, several lives had to be rewritten to be suitable for kids...I always looked at the pictures but my mother told me not to read several of the stories in the book. Well, one of my favorites to look at was Babes and Bullets...and when I was 9, I finally took the book out and read Babes and Bullets...Garfield transformed into a...what's the word for a cat that's shaped like a human and walks like a human, and dresses like a human? Cussing, a woman married to a priest (huh?), whiskey...QUITE different from the comic book version of Babes and Bullets which was basically a comic format of how they did the cartoon. I've always loved that story, both versions, but I'll always fondly remember the more 'adult' version.
Anybody else got something to add?
When I was a kid we had the book Garfield: His Nine Lives, QUITE different from the cartoon, several lives had to be rewritten to be suitable for kids...I always looked at the pictures but my mother told me not to read several of the stories in the book. Well, one of my favorites to look at was Babes and Bullets...and when I was 9, I finally took the book out and read Babes and Bullets...Garfield transformed into a...what's the word for a cat that's shaped like a human and walks like a human, and dresses like a human? Cussing, a woman married to a priest (huh?), whiskey...QUITE different from the comic book version of Babes and Bullets which was basically a comic format of how they did the cartoon. I've always loved that story, both versions, but I'll always fondly remember the more 'adult' version.
Anybody else got something to add?
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