Pearls Before Swine by Stephan Pastis for September 13, 2014

That makes him one of the most active cats.

If you’re not so lucky, he’ll lick something else.

You’re helpless if Super Kitty brings a vermin in the house and claws the furniture.

Look! Up in the Sky! It’s … ah, he’s not interested….

Super ordinary, everyday cat!

Looks like Nibbler.

It’s Schroedinger’s Butterfly Effect Cat!Beware the fury of his furry, the plot reversals of his harrowing hairballs and the rough side of his tongue.

with that cape, you’d think he would fly?

more of this cat please, statistics indicate he would do well in HR

Super Cat can do anything but use a can opener.

…and distracts everybody on facebook

BTW, we had nine guests last night (Sept. 12), so I didn’t make a comment till around 11:00 p. m. ET. I made the LAST one – hooray, or something. Anyhow, I made a comment that gave the url for Spike Jones’ “Chloe.” It runs on a bit, but you can just watch the first part.

Typical Garfield behavior (check out today’s strip).

To misquote an old joke this cat can do anything but the hard stuff…anything that needs doing is hard for him.

Wonder how he’ll get along with Mr. Snuffles? Could get nasty if Guard Duck gets involved……… or the Zebra-corn.

SuperCat?! You don’t know SuperCat!I’ll show you SuperCat! (points to disinterested, sleeping fluffball) They’re all like that.

One should not “fling” a cat. “Swinging” a cat is acceptable if there is sufficient room … letting go is optional.

Or one could simply slide a cat:

He can give you heart attacks with his cuteness.

Mike Peters did something similar:

http://www.cartoonistgroup.com/store/add.php?iid=48240

At least he moves. He could’ve just slept there or something, but technically, that counts as moving.

Jedi Kitten! Use the farce!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwT7BHztBIU

Yep, just like my cat. Cats only interfere with the lives on mortals to sit on books they’re reading.

This is one odd colouring scheme.

ANTI CAT PROPAGANDA!!!

Or curl up and take a nap.