What the hell was up with kids TV in the ’80s? Smurfs, Wuzzels, Gummi Bears, Popples. A child of that era, I didn’t have Saturday morning cartoons. We had after-school cartoons, shows that magically ...

Peter Gallagher discusses is two-decade run as author of the Heathcliff comic Peter Gallagher has served as author of "Heathcliff" since 2001. "Heathcliff" is distributed on over 1,000 media outlets ...

Fresh off picking up movie rights to talking horse Mr. Ed, family-based production company Waterman Entertainment announced today that the cartoon cat is joining its stable. Waterman says Heathcliff ...

The comic strip has birthed an animated series and even a Marvel comic over the years. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Move over Garfield, there’s a new cat in town. Or rather, the previous cat is ...

In 1973, newspapers around the country saw the debut of artist George Gately's Heathcliff, a single-panel comic strip about a mischievous orange tabby who menaces dogs and haunts local fish markets.

There’s plenty of twisted, four-legged fun to be found at video retailers today as The Ren & Stimpy Show–Seasons Five & Some More of Four and Heathcliff & the Cadillac Cats arrive as multi-disc sets.

George Gately, the creator of the Heathcliff newspaper comic about the antics of a rotund cat, has died. He was 72. Mr. Gately died Sunday of a heart attack at Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, his ...