Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for November 27, 2012

Right, Calvin, that’ll do it!

Yeah, Calvin — anarchy rules!

It’s not anarchy. We know it today as “thinking outside the box.”

Oh boy, can’t wait…

“thinking outside the box.”

Hat-tip! Gigantor

Imposing to think within the box.

Go ahead do it your way,but do not complain about the results.Ive done it my way and sometime the picture looked terrible ,but I loved it.

He’s thinking outside the canard.

Brilliant! We were using this analogy for conspiracy theorists a couple of hours ago.

Of course you will, Calvin. LOL

Thanks………a chuckle just when I need it!

Maybe, it is kind of an ‘ink blot’ puzzle. How ‘Calvin’ connects to dots will give us a look into his psyche. WHOA!??!?!?!? Do we really want to look into ’Calvin’s’ psyche?

I wish, the courage will be successfull!

conformity it starts with connect the dots.

Or just don’t connect the dots at all and really show them.

A corporate entity probably owned by Scrooge McDuck.

Probably better not show that one to mom. Might be worse than playing on the railroad tracks.

Stick it to The Man, Calvin!

‘Think within the box,’ ‘color within the lines,’ ‘stay in your seat,’ ’don’t question authority’ all teach ‘seeing only one side of the picture.’But the original mandate for mass education was to create dependable workers, not necessarily creative ones.

I have a son such as Calvin. When he was younger, I took him to a therapist. After their talk, the therapist told me: “He will do fine or he will become the next uni-bomber. Only time will tell.”

Young Calvin, the picture was a warning…..(here comes Hobbes!)

It will form a ‘Moe’ head.

@Vonne Anton; " the picture was a warning…..(here comes Hobbes!)"Yeah….. “DUCK!!”

Wow. Overreact much? Lol

Me too when I was Calvin’s age. I think I out grew it since then.

Calm down, Calvin!

I love connect the dots!

xxx

Maybe this is how Picasso started. He didn’t want to connect the dots like everyone else.

A young Pollack…

Hmmm. Wouldn’t that be called “drawing” then?Calvin, don’t let the man keep you down!

This is a natural follow-up to the paint-by-numbers strip. More power to Cal.

I found that going from the Start dot directly to the End dot is much easier than struggling with all those inbetween numbers…

That’s the way many people live their lives, …connecting the dots their own way.“…every man did that which was right in his own eyes.”Judges 21:25b

Next time, connect the dots according to the Fibonacci sequence…

Connect the Dots Rules1. Prime numbers first2. Even numbers next3. Odd numbers, followed by4. Imaginary numbers

Better than Prozac.

This kid is going to be an anarchist when he grows up. He’s just like my little cousin!

Quite frankly, Calvin doesn’t need the dots to begin with anyway…

(sorry i’m french so i’m writing wih faults) i m a young artist in france, loving “calvin and hobbes” since i was a little girl, see my site www.artnastia.com

Calvin is discovering the limits of popular culture.

Doing your own creative and imaginative thing is more fun anyway. Why not draw a platypus?

@Calvin: It’s your choice whether to follow the numbers or not, so they’re not forcing you against your will. They’re just not going to take responsibility for the result otherwise.

I know! Do them backwards.

Calvin has always been like Frank Sinatra (Paul Anka) – he has always done it his way any way …

I was making an objective observation, not judging.

It’s a duck…