Bill Watterson's portrayals of Calvin & Hobbes' summer adventures perfectly capture everything to love about summer vacations. In this tranquil winter Calvin and Hobbes comic strip, Calvin and ...

No one truly knows the importance of the little things until they’ve lounged on a grassy field in the middle of summer ... This was the last Calvin and Hobbes comic ever published, and I ...

And Calvin and Hobbes was the funnies’ philosopher king ... Watterson offered a kid on a wagon (in summer) or a sled (in winter), careening down a wildly stylized hill with his stuffed tiger ...

The big comics celebration this year is the Diamond Anniversary of Charles M. Schulz’s Peanuts comic strip. And it is ...

Whether it’s summer or winter, Bill Watterson’s duo ... RED [Hero Complex Gallery via Xombie DIRGE] Andrew Kolb Bill Watterson Calvin and Hobbes Concept Art The Mysteries marks Watterson's ...

Even on languid, boring summer days, Calvin is never alone — his banter with Hobbes is often genuinely laugh-out-loud funny, or at least worth musing on.

“Calvin and Hobbes,” which débuted in 1985 ... spring is rainy, and in summer the days are just packed. Time hurries along through the year, but the years never pass—a great comfort.

I think the magic of “Calvin and Hobbes” lies in its ability to marvelously capture the sacred essence of childhood. All Calvin cares about are those warm summer days where he and Hobbes tramp out to ...

Created by Bill Watterson, Calvin and Hobbes ran from 1985 to 1995. It's about a boy named Calvin (who's something of a troublemaker) and his stuffed-animal tiger that comes to life in Calvin's ...

Bill Watterson, creator of “Calvin and Hobbes,” has released a new adult fable titled “The Mysteries.” The book, which features illustrations from both Watterson and caricature artist John ...