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Ashes to ashes, lasagna to lasagna. The creepy Garfield comics by William Burke have come to a disturbing end. To see more of his work, check out his Instagram handle!

There's a bit of a meme rule that's been floating around since as early as 2003. It's called "Rule 34" and it states that if it exists, there's a porn of it. Well, we think there should be another rule regarding the "ruination" of classic cartoons. These creepy renditions of everyone's favorite Monday-hating cat have been popping up largely thanks to horror artist Will Burke. His incredibly creepy drawings of Garfield stalking Jon went viral, and have since inspired similar pieces from many artists. We've rounded up a bunch of creepy examples for your viewing displeasure.

It's Thursday! So enjoy some oldie buy goody comics of Garfield!

Jaden Smith is an accomplished actor, but his Twitter account is home of some Socrates-level aphorisms that really force us to examine the inner working of our lives. Likewise Jim Davis' Garfield comic strip has turned even the most tame newspaper into a Roger Crumb-like zone of grotesque beauty. But if you combine them pathways to new understanding and ways of living open up, read through this gallery and welcome to the start of your new life.