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http://www.progressiveboink.com/archive/ca...alvinhobbes.htm
From about the age of 7 I've been a huge fan of Bill Watterson's Calvin & Hobbes. Unfortunately that was only a few years before his retirement.
That link is a collection of the 25 Greatest C&H strips, complete with insightful notes and analysis, as chosen by the editors of the site.
Give it a look if you have a bit of spare time.
calvin and hobbs = best use of a ink and paper ever.
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/6510/ch9401274kh.jpg
HAHHA totally reminds me of something Kaniaz would say
That is an amazing comic.
A funny online comic you could check out, if you don't already know about it.. is www.penny-arcade.com
:lol: priceless! what a find..
i hadn't seen more than a handful of calvin and hobbes comics before, so i was very pleasantly suprised at the quality...definately going to aquire some anthologies
but for me gary larson's "far side" will always reign supreme :)
Great thread!
Calvin and Hobbes + Farside = Countless hours of fun!
Mike
ah, comics have come a long way in the wrong direction since Calvin + Hobbes :(
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but for me gary larson's "far side" will always reign supreme *:)
my favorite will always be Pirate School...
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Which is correct:
1. Bucket o' lymph
2. Bucket o' blood
3. Bucket o' spaghetti
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That's awesome! Calvin and Hobbes is classic, and so is Far Side, since someone mentioned it. I used to take a gander at Non-Sequitur, but they no longer print it in our paper... :(
Calvin and Hobbes and the Far Side are the Shit. :thumbup: