Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for March 29, 1994

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    the denominator  about 13 years ago

    he probably should.

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    Osric250  over 12 years ago

    That’s the problem nowadays. If a kid keeps an active imagination he’s deemed abnormal and sent off elsewhere where he won’t get the same opportunities. Schools do their very best to crush imagination out of kids. Calvin is just over the top in the other direction.

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    Mr. C  almost 12 years ago

    my God, that FACE!

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    tammsys  over 11 years ago

    I personally think he’s schizophrenic

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    tdoug1  about 9 years ago

    I agree

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    AdmiralMercurial  almost 9 years ago

    “Blog”!

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    Blor Utar  almost 9 years ago

    Definitely my favorite weekday strip ever. So many wonderful elements: Calvin’s one-eyed grimace, the space suit details, AND the “terrifying weaponry” —a garage door opener? “…Delicious and nutritious! HA HA HA!” The name, “Blor Utar,” is perfect, too.

    Calvin’s final balloon lets us know he’s been doing his entire show-and-tell in character. He’s the only one who knows what Blor Utar is saying, hence the great comment—is that Susie Derkins speaking?

    The day that appeared, I celebrated by printing up some “Blor Utar—planetary subjugation specialist—5 year warranty” business cards.

    And so SNEKK BLOG U-LAR MEKHH! And a happy GAHGHH! RK! to all.

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    sriramcv  over 7 years ago

    The other students should be sent to special school who cannot even understand his deeply innovative nature

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    sunchaunzo  almost 6 years ago

    Resistance is futile.

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    yow4zip Premium Member over 5 years ago

    Great alien.

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    ElJorro  about 2 years ago

    Calvin does not seem like the type of kid that would find much in a normal school environment.

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    Jaythor  8 months ago

    I thought it was a special school. The subject matter these first graders cover is usually far above a standard first grade curriculum. The projects and assignments are upper elementary-jr high, for sure.

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