Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for April 03, 2013

Odd exploits.

Well if it tells all or not, at least it nice and short.

Nah, no worries there.

Oh, that manuscript is typed alright!

Calvin should patent his life…

He should write about “The Noodle Incident.” Or not.

All C&H fans: I found that a graphic artist has done a spinoff on Calvin… briefly, he has married Susie Derkins and has kids. Comes pretty close to Watterson’s style. This is the artist’s page, you would need a Facebook account to see it. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150726271214592.433650.10421914591&type=3

“I am an old man and have known a great many troubles, but most of them never happened.” —Mark Twain

Click here: Calvin and Hobbes (January 5, 1987)Click here: Peanuts (April 15, 1954)Click here: Peanuts (May 16, 1992)Click here: Peanuts (May 16, 1994)

Or poshumorously.

I recall this strip from “back in the day” and thought even then B. W. was contemplating a retirement of Calvin.

ehhhh….we still have the books

Calvin was inspired by Obama’s two autobiographies.

Calvin doesn’t want to be typecast.

True

Its a short story, in more ways than one.

memoires of a six-year old kid……LOL

Calvin’s has to be he shortest autobiography written in the history of all mankind!!!!! ;-)

I like it!

LOL xxx

That went downhill fast! :-) What happened to all of that hoopla earlier?

Calvin and Hobbes is better! It’s unsurpassable!

First smile of the day!

For a 6 year old kid, Calvin has an impressive vocabulary.

he said butt

“I must confess, I was born at a very early age.” – Groucho Marx

That would be my introduction and the rest would be smily faces

I knew there was a catch…