This is System Planet 6! System Planet 7 exploded 6 months after we were left here. The shock shifted the orbit of this planet and everything was laid waste. Spaceman Spiff never bothered to check on our progress.
With Calvin’s imagination so active merely sitting at a desk, I’m wondering if it’s going to be launched into another dimension when he learns to drive a car??
It frankly mystifies me that, over and over, Calvin seems to be baffled by the simplest possible arithmetic (x + y = ?) Doesn’t the boy have fingers, for crying out loud?
They skipped the middle part of the story arc. The Dad attempts to teach Calvin basic arithmetic using coins, and Calvin soon catches on. The next day at school, when Miss Wormwood gives the class a math quiz, Calvin is sure he’ll ace it and bets Susie 25 cents he gets a higher grade.
As a kid, I was not too fond of arithmetic, so I created a story where the odd numbers were at war with the even numbers. Whichever way the answer ended up would determine the victor of the battle.
sandpiper 3 days ago
Super art as always when space is the place. Really appreciate Cal in last panel.
baskate_2000 3 days ago
Vicious little bugger, isn’t he?
Count Olaf Premium Member 3 days ago
❤️ it how Calvin can make something as droll as a math class fun. Dilly! Dilly!
guenette.charlie(BozoKnows) 3 days ago
Did we skip a fair chunk of this “Calvin Math” arc?
uniquename 3 days ago
He should be a space cowboy and round up six planets and five planets.
rshive 3 days ago
Spiff certainly gets some unusual missions.
gozirra2 Premium Member 3 days ago
Courtesy Rocky Horror Picture Show, ‘Science Fiction- Double Feature’:
But when worlds collide
Said George Pal to his bride
I’m gonna give you some terrible thrills
Diat60 3 days ago
Easy – just count all the fingers and thumbs and then add another thumb!
rockyridge1977 3 days ago
Math and imagination….partners in crime!!!!!
mindjob 3 days ago
Crashing 2 planets together sounds more like division
Daltongang Premium Member 3 days ago
As my beloved old grandma would have said, “That child ain’t right.”
delennwen 3 days ago
THIS is Ceti Alpha V!
Robert- 50d99b] 3 days ago
To think I use to count on my finger and get the wrong answer.
Calvins Brother 3 days ago
I’d like to know if he figures it out. I have the same problem.
marktson 3 days ago
11 Calvin 5+5=10.. easy now just add one to it. He needs some help at home.
Superhawk 3 days ago
I’d to know Calvin’s secret to getting that ‘wind-swept hair’ look while sitting at his deck, inside a classroom.
Doug Taylor Premium Member 3 days ago
This is System Planet 6! System Planet 7 exploded 6 months after we were left here. The shock shifted the orbit of this planet and everything was laid waste. Spaceman Spiff never bothered to check on our progress.
With apologies to Khan Noonien Singh
The Reader Premium Member 3 days ago
Creating Planet Eleventeen!
BJDucer 3 days ago
With Calvin’s imagination so active merely sitting at a desk, I’m wondering if it’s going to be launched into another dimension when he learns to drive a car??
Silence Dogood Premium Member 3 days ago
And crash in Ocean’s Eleven…!
johnec 3 days ago
OK, Calvin – time to dial this up to ELEVEN!
Bilan 3 days ago
What is Calvin going to do when it comes to multiplication?
The Orange Mailman 3 days ago
I thought he and Susie made a bet before this.
SquidGamerGal 3 days ago
Psst, Calvin? Do you have any idea why your grades are abysmal? Here’s a small hint… Spiff!
eced52 3 days ago
11 Calvin.
kathleenhicks62 3 days ago
Count on you fingers genius!
AndrewSihler 3 days ago
It frankly mystifies me that, over and over, Calvin seems to be baffled by the simplest possible arithmetic (x + y = ?) Doesn’t the boy have fingers, for crying out loud?
aaronacademy2012 3 days ago
Planet 11
wiley207 3 days ago
They skipped the middle part of the story arc. The Dad attempts to teach Calvin basic arithmetic using coins, and Calvin soon catches on. The next day at school, when Miss Wormwood gives the class a math quiz, Calvin is sure he’ll ace it and bets Susie 25 cents he gets a higher grade.
CrunChewy McSandyButt 3 days ago
As a kid, I was not too fond of arithmetic, so I created a story where the odd numbers were at war with the even numbers. Whichever way the answer ended up would determine the victor of the battle.