Bill Watterson drew the syndicated and über-popular Calvin and Hobbes for 10 years before shutting it down in 1995. The strip followed the antics of Calvin, a 6-year-old boy, and his stuffed ...

Watterson’s return to print, after nearly three decades, ... For Calvin and Hobbes, the years never passed—in “The Mysteries,” time’s arrow can’t be missed for a moment.

The most remarkable thing about reading Calvin and Hobbes today is just how alien it feels to the world of 20 years hence. Calvin watches TV, sure, but he doesn’t have the internet or a smartphone.

Although the entire run of Calvin and Hobbes is available both online and in print, many fans are interested in finding other comic strips that are similar to Calvin and Hobbes.Thanks to the ...

Within a year, "Calvin and Hobbes" was being published in roughly 250 newspapers. By the time Watterson ended the strip in 1995, it was appearing in more than 2,400 newspapers. It had become a ...

The notoriously reclusive Bill Watterson, creator of Calvin and Hobbes, granted an email interview to Jake Rossen of Mental Floss. Watterson doesn’t reveal anything that could be considered news ...

The hilarity of ‘Calvin and Hobbes’ was rooted in a 6-year-old boy’s inability to control himself—or the world.

The "Bigfoot" of cartooning is back — sort of. Bill Watterson drew the syndicated and über-popular Calvin and Hobbes for 10 years before shutting it down in 1995. The strip followed the antics ...

The “Bigfoot” of cartooning is back — sort of. Bill Watterson drew the syndicated and über-popular Calvin and Hobbes for 10 years before shutting it down in 1995. The strip followed the ant ...