Garfield by Jim Davis for January 16, 2015

I’m surprised the fashion police didn’t take Jon’s entire outfit (sans the briefs).

Clearly, Jon’s pants are smarter than he is.

Maybe he left them on the bus.

Look under your hat, Jon.

If Jon’s IQ were only 2 points higher, he could start competing with rocks!! Please, tell me he is going tosome kind of costume party!!

The pants should be the least of his worries. What a getup!

LOL! good one, Garf!

Is this No Pants Friday on the subway?

Jon and Liz must be going to a Pimps and Ho’s themed party.

I’ll bet they’re plaid pants. What, no argyle socks?

“Here I come, pants!”

Stop and listen. If they’re as loud as the rest of his outfit, he should hear them.

I’m with Jon. Wear what you want and bleep the complainers.

If I never read this strip…Id assume he was going to a costume party

I have the original version on Mason William’s Classical Gas album; but this will do nicely…

The Pants won’t improve that Outfit!

You can’t find your pants, Jon?Well that’s nothing new. It’s part of your daily routine.xxx

Personally, I get a kick out of Jon’s wild outfits. They always make me laugh!

hmmm

Is this what he’s wearing to take Liz out on a date?

Crap, I see he’s mostly replaced what Liz burned.

Tonight, Jon’s outfit has left me speechless. Whether I’ll wallow in pity for him, or just start laughing, remains to be seen.

Nah—the getup is bizarre enough to be pretty darned funny. I’d expect nothing less from Jon, too (for better or for worse).

Who puts their shoes on before their pants?

Jon’s pants saw something they didn’t want to see. Jon dressed up with a feather in his hat and a big yellow bowtie.

This strip is pretty much what my Dad says. (Not about pants.)