Without a doubt, the peak of Garfield's popularity took place in the 1990s, and over two decades later, many of the orange cat's best comics from that era have become nostalgic time capsules. In his earliest iterations, Jim Davis initially drew Garfield as a bulky four-legged creature with sagging jowls, a heavy snout, and tiny squinting eyes that emphasized his lethargic cat anatomy. Across the subsequent decades, Garfield's design was streamlined into an upright bipedal character with a rounded torso, large oval eyes capable of highly exaggerated cartoon expressions, and oversized human-like feet.


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