Bill Watterson published thousands of Calvin and Hobbes strips, but some essential quotes stand out. Dust specks and ...

And in a new show at the Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, "Tony Lewis: Anthology 2014-2016," what looks to be dozens of comic strips of Calvin and Hobbes are drawn over or ...

If you are one of the lucky ones who was raised on Calvin and Hobbes, you know that there's no such thing as an innocent pile of leaves or a useless cardboard box, and you know that there's no ...

By digging deeper, it has become a better film." Exploring Calvin's inner life with his pet stuffed tiger, Hobbes, is a foundational experience for geeks. Most GeekDads and GeekMoms have made a ...

‘Calvin and Hobbes’ is not geared toward kids at all—though many kids still love it. Or, at least not toward those who want to understand every word. At a second glance, the strip is funny ...

Millions fell in love with him. Running in hundreds of papers for the following decade, Bill Watterson’s “Calvin and Hobbes” was not only the strangest American comic strip. It was also the ...

For those who share Schroeder's love for the strip ... But then again, who isn't a fan of Calvin & Hobbes, right? That's the perspective taken by the doc, which deploys comics-museum curators ...

“Calvin and Hobbes,” which débuted in 1985 ... Krazy Kat is a black cat forever in love with Ignatz, a white mouse who serially hits Krazy with bricks, an action that Krazy misinterprets ...

“Calvin and Hobbes,” one of the greatest strips ever ... whose 2014 film “Stripped” was a love letter to the form. “They probably go toe to toe with the greatest pages Winsor McCay ...

It's that, since retiring from drawing "Calvin and Hobbes" 18 years ago, he hasn't had to. But even though he walked away from the public, his brilliant work hasn't disappeared. People still love ...