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.

Heathcliff portrays a very unique strain of masculinity. It is not one that comes from being a man in a patriarchal society, nor from one being amongst majority women.

Tanks. Jimmy. Meat robots. These are the weirdos that make up the only extended universe that matters: Heathcliff. I think it’s just a word that I’ve always enjoyed and just throwing it on the helmets ...

Often called "comics' original orange cat," Heathcliff is the surreal alternative to Garfield, routinely breaking with ...

Fans have been reacting online to the casting of Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff in Emerald Fennell’s new Wuthering Heights film. Earlier this week (September 23), it was announced that Elordi would star ...

The public will forever associate Heathcliff with Garfield. The reverse is not true because Garfield is so much more popular, successful, and ubiquitous that critics sometimes dismiss Heathcliff as a ...

Heathcliff portrays a very unique strain of masculinity. It is not one that comes from being a man in a patriarchal society, nor from one being amongst majority women. Heathcliff requires no ...

Enter Heathcliff, another orange cat who, despite being created five years before Garfield debuted, has always played second fiddle in the funny feline space. But he’s also persevered into the digital ...

Period drama enthusiasts might have missed this gem. This 2009 ITV adaptation of Wuthering Heights, featuring Tom Hardy, has ...

Emily Brontë, who was born 200 years ago, imagined a character who for many is the ultimate romantic hero but for others is a menace, writes Hephzibah Anderson. Brooding, untameable, downright ...

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