Bill Watterson's portrayals of Calvin & Hobbes' summer adventures perfectly capture everything to love about summer vacations.

Calvin and Hobbes always knew how to appreciate the best that winter had to offer thanks to the snow and Calvin's imagination.

Bill Watterson’s return to print, after nearly three decades, comes in the form of a fable called “The Mysteries,” which shares with his famous comic strip a sense of enchantment.

Hobbes, flesh and fur only in the eyes of Calvin, occupies a state of serenity his owner is just too human to achieve. This, always, is the subject of discussion as the wagon clatters toward disaster.

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All Calvin cares about are those warm summer days where he and Hobbes tramp out to the middle of the woods and go soaring past the trees and rocks and brooks on their rickety old sled that has yet to ...

Calvin and Hobbes ran for a total of 10 years, so to suggest that these are the only good strips out of all of them would be ludicrous. So tell me: what are your favorite Calvin and Hobbes moments?

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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. Looking for more?

Artist Andrew Kolb pays tribute to Calvin and his indefatigable imagination with a pair of seasonal prints. Whether it’s summer or winter, Bill Watterson’s duo can travel through space and ...

As for Hobbes, the device of Calvin viewing him as alive and everybody else seeing him as a stuffed animal was simply brilliant, Salem says.