Calvin & Hobbes

[Frame313]

Debuted November 18, 1985

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[Mayhem]

I have every book compilation of Calvin & Hobbes.....at my parents house (they're impossible to shop for). When I visit, I often go find them in the bookshelf. Easily in the Top 5 of all comic strips.

 

[Mr. Daystar]

I have every book compilation of Calvin & Hobbes.....at my parents house (they're impossible to shop for). When I visit, I often go find them in the bookshelf. Easily in the Top 5 of all comic strips.

I agree...only 2 I think I've enjoyed more, was Bloom County, and The Far Side.

 

[xfire]

I agree...only 2 I think I've enjoyed more, was Bloom County, and The Far Side.

Seeing as how we both like the same sort of comic humor, allow me to make a suggestion- Get Fuzzy. Good stuff.

When Bill Watterson retired I cried.

 

[luis1972]

The great story of comic

 

[Mayhem]

I agree...only 2 I think I've enjoyed more, was Bloom County, and The Far Side.

Many, many years ago there was a strip called Downstown. What I vaguely remember of it was that it was pretty effing funny. But I don't know if it got a very wide circulation. But that's another one of my top picks, along with Peanuts of course.

 

[Ace Bandage]

Calvin and Hobbes is without equal. Such a beautifully done strip.

Poignant. Simple.

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[Dazedx]

Still read these after all these years and they are still just as good!

 

[doubleday]

I loved Calvin and Hobbes. The 80s were the golden age of the comic strip.

 

[squallumz]

and in walks a garfield fan.

oh nermal, you're going to abu dhabi one of these days.

 

[Mr. Daystar]

I'm also a big fan of NonSequitur....it's that special brand of twisted humor.