Updated on January 24, 2025, by John Curtin: Full of heart, laughs, and dynamic art, Calvin and Hobbes remains one of the finest comic strips.Watterson's wintery installments encapsulate ...

Many amusing Calvin & Hobbes strips deal with Calvin seeing or hearing things he isn't old enough to understand yet, like the ...

He is, in essence, my version of Calvin. “Somewhere Beyond the Sea” by TJ Klune (Tor, 2024; 416 pages) TJ Klune and “Somewhere Beyond the Sea” audio narrator Daniel Henning ...

The author, whose new novel is a sequel to ‘The House in the Cerulean Sea,’ aims to celebrate the trans community and hopes we can ‘be kinder to each other.’ ...

TJ Klune says ‘Calvin & Hobbes’ inspired a ‘Somewhere Beyond the Sea’ character The author, whose new novel is a sequel to 'The House in the Cerulean Sea,' aims to celebrate the trans ...

Tasha Robinson is Polygon’s entertainment editor. She’s covered film, TV, books, and more for 20 years, including at The A.V. Club, The Dissolve, and The Verge. This review of The Imaginary is ...

Calvin offers the means of enchantment for seeing reality properly. This is well illustrated in the June 3, 1995, daily. (The brief black-and-white weekday strips of “Calvin and Hobbes” often ...

A portrait of a grown-up Calvin (of Bill Watterson's immortal "Calvin and Hobbes") by artist and comedian Craig Mahoney may cause tears to uncontrollably fly out of your face.

Nevin Martell, the author of “Looking for Calvin and Hobbes,” a story of the strip and Watterson that’s also part memoir, spoke to “The Guardian” about Watterson’s new book, calling it ...