
Calvin and Hobbes
- Writer
- Bill Watterson
- Colorist
- Bill Watterson
- Publisher
- Andrews McMeel Publishing
Calvin and Hobbes was a satirical comic strip series that ran from 1985-1995, written, drawn, and colored by Bill Watterson. The series follows six-year-old Hobbes and his stuffed Tiger, Calvin, that examines their lives through a whimsical lens that tackles everyday comedic issues and real-world issues that people deal with.
Calvin & Hobbes referenced "the Noodle Incident" repeatedly over the years, and it has nagged at fans ever since; here's why it's better off a mystery
Calvin and Hobbes' adolescent main character had multiple alter-egos over the years; his hard-boiled detective character Tracer Bullet was the best.
Calvin and Hobbes fans might want to grab some tissues, as a bittersweet piece of fan art delivers an emotional glimpse of the duo all grown up.
Calvin and Hobbes comics tend to take a hard left, often going in an unexpected direction by time the strips are over. Which are the most unhinged?
Hobbes' capacity for rationality proved that he wasn't merely an imaginary friend for Calvin, and these comics showcased this key distinction.
These Calvin and Hobbes comics feature the most heartwarming moments shared between Calvin and his parents throughout the series' prolific run.
From games that don't make sense, to whacky inventions, to awesome alter egos, here are 10 Calvin and Hobbes strips about Calvin's outrageous ideas!
Calvin and Hobbes have probably the best friendship in comics history, and some strips reflect that better than others. Here are the 10 all-time best!
Calvin & Hobbes creator Bill Watterson refused the widespread merchandising of his characters; as he explained, it "violated the spirit of the strip."
Here are the 15 best Calvin & Hobbes comics about Santa, as Calvin tries to earn the maximum "loot" while being forgiven for the worst behavior.
Calvin and Hobbes has ten years worth of absolutely hilarious comic strips, and a month of them just turned 30. Here are 10 of the funniest ones!
Calvin and Hobbes perfectly captures life through the eyes of a child, and it can also capture the wonders of nature, as these 10 comic strips prove!
Calvin and Hobbes is a beloved comic strip series, and one of the main reasons why is its social commentary. Here are the 10 best of those comics!
Calvin and Hobbes captures what life is like as a child, and apparently, so does John Mulaney, as proven in these 10 comic strips that just turned 30!
Calvin and Hobbes has stood the test of time way after the completion of its ten year run, and the last 10 comic strips perfectly explain why that is!
Calvin and Hobbes is easily one of the most beloved comic strips in the history of the medium, and the first 10 comics perfectly explain why that is!
Calvin's biggest source of frustration in Calvin & Hobbes is perfectly explained by the longest-running joke in the series - including who's to blame.
In a 1989 interview, "Calvin and Hobbes" creator Bill Watterson discussed the one thing that binds all of his comic strip's characters together.
Calvin and Hobbes creator Bill Watterson once explained the creative value of not definitively explaining whether Hobbes is real or imaginary.
The parents from Calvin and Hobbes had their work cut out for them, as shown in these 10 comics about the ups, downs, and gross-outs of parenting.
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