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Feed me, John

This is a two-panel crossover meme using stills from the Amazon Prime superhero series *The Boys*. The top panel features the character Ashley Barrett, labeled 'Garfield' after the famous comic strip cat, with a speech bubble asking 'Lasagna?', referencing Garfield's well-known obsession with lasagna. The bottom panel features the character Homelander, whose real first name is John, labeled 'John', looking unimpressed, annoyed, and deadpan as he stares at Ashley. The joke recontextualizes the tense scene from *The Boys* as a Garfield comic strip interaction, where Garfield asks his owner Jon for his favorite food.
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This is a two-panel crossover meme using stills from the Amazon Prime superhero series The Boys. The top panel features the character Ashley Barrett, labeled 'Garfield' after the famous comic strip cat, with a speech bubble asking 'Lasagna?', referencing Garfield's well-known obsession with lasagna. The bottom panel features the character Homelander, whose real first name is John, labeled 'John', looking unimpressed, annoyed, and deadpan as he stares at Ashley. The joke recontextualizes the tense scene from The Boys as a Garfield comic strip interaction, where Garfield asks his owner Jon for his favorite food.

Origin notes

This edited meme is sourced from the RSS feed of Reddit's r/Meme subreddit, as specified in the provided additional information. It is a fan-made crossover remix, combining a tense scene from the live-action series The Boys with the premise of Jim Davis' Garfield comic strip for comedic effect.

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