Calvin and Hobbs
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dasleben
That's just, like, your opinion, man
scooter2525
Very well Member
Where they drive over a bridge and Calvin wants to know how they figure out the weight.
dasleben
That's just, like, your opinion, man
scooter2525
Very well Member
D... Impressive. Very impressive. I'm going to work on finding something obscure to test your abilities.
dasleben
That's just, like, your opinion, man
Haha, sure thing man. I'm deadheading at the moment so it might be a little while.
KLB
Well-Known Member
We need to pen a comic strip called "Kelvin and Hobbes" — the adventures of a freight pilot getting paid by the hour!
That sounds like a brilliant idea!
Orange Anchor
New Member
The best. Not the chasmosaur silhouettes beneath the canopy.
Few years ago my daughters gave me the 3 volume collection. AWESOME. Along with The Far Side, set new levels for creativity and content.
R
Roger, Roger
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That has to be one of my favorite Calvin and Hobbes strips ever.
The best. Not the chasmosaur silhouettes beneath the canopy.
Few years ago my daughters gave me the 3 volume collection. AWESOME. Along with The Far Side, set new levels for creativity and content.
Number1atNumber2
Tries to keep it fun.
Man, I miss this comic strip!
Lee D
Well-Known Member
Dinosaurs AND airplanes in the same comic. Seriously, what more could a person want?
I miss Calvin and Hobbs too.
Gotta say that Calvin and Hobbs set a high bar for imagination and art in comics. Lots of subtle detail in the art and in the humor. Waterson's stuff is timeless and I love just looking at them. There are few strips today that compare.
We have many of the books and my kids LOVE them; even though he stopped making them before any of them were born. My 6 year old can't read much yet, but thumbs through them just to find the dinosaur pictures.
I still get the Sunday paper and usually the first thing I go for is the comics.
I miss Calvin and Hobbs too.
Gotta say that Calvin and Hobbs set a high bar for imagination and art in comics. Lots of subtle detail in the art and in the humor. Waterson's stuff is timeless and I love just looking at them. There are few strips today that compare.
We have many of the books and my kids LOVE them; even though he stopped making them before any of them were born. My 6 year old can't read much yet, but thumbs through them just to find the dinosaur pictures.
I still get the Sunday paper and usually the first thing I go for is the comics.
Lee D
Well-Known Member
Dasleben, I'll give you another to find . . .
There is a similar one, in color, where he asks his dad where the sun goes at night. (Apparently it is somewhere near Phoenix. :laff
dasleben
That's just, like, your opinion, man
Dasleben, I'll give you another to find . . .
There is a similar one, in color, where he asks his dad where the sun goes at night. (Apparently it is somewhere near Phoenix. :laff
Actually, finding these is pretty easy. Won't give away the secret, though.
Number1atNumber2
Tries to keep it fun.
Orange Anchor
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scooter2525
Very well Member
DB, how about the one where they are flying and all the states are different colors?
