Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for June 25, 1992
June 24, 1992
June 26, 1992
Transcript:
Calvin: See, the problem with fine art is that it's supposed to express original truths. But who likes originality and truth?! Nobody! Life's hard enough without it! Only an idiot would pay for it! But popular art knows the customer is always right! People want more of what they already know they like, so popular art gives it to 'em! Hobbes: And how are the movie sequels this summer? Calvin: Great! Man, there's nothing I hate more than paying five bucks and having to deal with some new plot.
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And it’s only gotten worse. Now, there’s not even a starting point with an original idea—they “reboot” or “adapt” anything before taking a risk on a new plot. And the prices? About triple in 20 years. Yikes!