Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for March 11, 1990

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    Summersnow  about 14 years ago

    An animated series would have been awesome :D

    But it would really have forced Watterson against his anti-commercialism deal in the end I guess :/

    I mean look at the Simpsons they are in NO way as personal and dear to anyone like Calvin and Hobbes are, because their name and logo and mottos are on everything! They have marketed literally everything!

    Truly Watterson is a great man with respect for personal value and proves that not everyone will give up their dignity for money.

    Watterson, in my book, you are one of the greats, and a definite role model for artists and writers alike!

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    Terrokhan  about 13 years ago

    Poor Calvin beats him self up ever afternoon :(

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    garfield246  almost 12 years ago

    Last Sunday strip in the original format.

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    LadyBlanc  over 11 years ago

    This was my 21st birthday, which I celebrated by going to the symphony for the first time!

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    yow4zip Premium Member almost 10 years ago

    Another epic fight.

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    tdoug1  over 9 years ago

    Watterson was a giant fan of Peanuts. He got a lot of inspiration C. Schulz. Both are great strips!

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    bmonk  about 9 years ago

    I love how in the last panel Hobbes reveals the accusations were true all along.

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    HobbesForPresident  about 7 years ago

    Here we go again

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    PBS1!  over 5 years ago

    Panel 6: Dare I ask why being stenographer allows Hobbes to do that?

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    PBS1!  about 5 years ago

    Hahahaha everything after panel 5

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    leopardglily  11 months ago

    Love how “Hobs” misspells his own name.

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