Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for September 08, 2013

Summer is over!

3 plus 2 thats a hard one Calvin old boy.

Something for my grandson, he is seven years old!!

I never could figure out what 3 pterodactyls plus 2 T-rexes was, either.

I love this one. It describes the inside of my head perfectly.

Just count on your claws, Calvin.

What’s one?Nessie?!

Well done!

This is what Calvin and Hobbes does best. This is why Watterson fought for a Sunday page that he could draw without newspaper editors arbitrarily cutting it up and rearranging it. It was worth the fight. Sadly, not all other cartoonists backed him up and joined the fight.

Dino numbers, so cool!

The dinosaurs didn’t know it, but their days were numbered.

Click here: Red and Rover (September 7, 2012)

I love Calvin’s imagination !

At 70 I know what drifting attention is now!

If only it seemed that easy when I was going to grade school.

its fish get it guys get it

I wonder if Bill Watterson ever had a chance to meet Chuck Jones.

It is what the shape of the 3 & the 2 remind Calvin of, that matters.

The answer is a four-lettered word beginning with “F”, and no, not THAT word.

Something tells me Calvin never made it passed the first grade. Lol

Calvin and Hobbes is very funny :D

it’s okay. kids don’t have imaginations these days so they like math. instead of imaginations they have iphones and ipads and the internet to keep them occupied all day.

Cool art today.

Although, if you ask me, 3 + 2 = 32. Ha.

One of my stubbornly recurring typos: when I mean to type great, but end up with greta.

Sally said if she were ever asked, she just wouldn’t do it.

Calvin: “OH! Three plus two equals thirty-two!”Ms. Wormwood: “NO! Yes, Susie?”Susie Derkins: “Five.” …Calvin: (Si-i-g-g-g-h-h-h-h-h-h-h!!!)

where is Hobbes..?

The minds of misunderstood geniuses operate on a higher plane.