Not unlike Garfield, Heathcliff is a wisecracking, fat, orange cat who gets into all sorts of mischief (with the significant differences that Heathcliff has a " ...

Heathcliff is a streetwise orange house cat with thin black stripes. The Catillac Cats are a gang of alley cats run by Riff Raff. Together, they prowl the ...

Heathcliff started out as a comic strip series before leaping to the TV screen. He is proclaimed the terror of the neighborhood, and no man, child, milkman, ...

Love Makes You Crazy: More precisely, love and rejection make you crazy. While Heathcliff was never an angel, he was not—to begin with—as bad as he became after ...

Heathcliff. Abusive Parents: To Linton and Hareton. Ambiguously Brown: Heathcliff's race is never clear; he is referred to as "dark" and a "gipsy.

Quirky Work: This is a very bizarre comic strip. According to Gallagher, he just tries to avoid "typical punchlines" and has a strange sense of humor.

In "Heathcliff's Pet", Heathcliff decides that he wants a pet. Near the end of the chapter, he befriends a lobster and helps him escape from the restaurant he ...

Heathcliff Segments: · "Lard Times": Hector, Wordsworth and Mungo taking the falls for Heathcliff stealing food during his jog. · Hector's warning to Heathcliff ...

A page for describing Radar: Heathcliff & the Catillac Cats. This exchange between Riff Raff and Cleo regarding her dog companion, Bush, in "Carnival Capers ...

Both are 'alpha cats': they both enjoy being the guy in charge, the one everyone else is supposed to respect/fear. Put the two together, and they'd naturally ...