Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for November 02, 2014

Eating homework is like a dinosaur eating humans.

Does a blank sheet of paper count as homework?

Oh, such things may happen. Yesterday I charged my handy all night long, and at noon all charging was out of it, it was dark and I couldn’t even start it, it was complete gone!! Normally I can use it for one and a half day.

Watterson really knows how we feel about challenging schoolwork.

LX, try removing the battery pack from your handy and then putting it back in. The battery may be just slightly loose, and static electricity can build up at the point of contact.My cellphone does that about twice a year. Taking the battery out for about 30 seconds is like pressing the “Reset” button.

As for Calvin…that’s the way I felt about math homework, too—that book was out to get me!

What an imagination Calvin has about schoolwork.

make sure the transformer is plugged in

I get the Sunday paper but have to come here to see the mastheads. I think they add a lot to the comics!

The Monster Book of Monsters would have eaten it!

I’m a college prof. Today’s version is – My computer crashed. Even though computers are more reliable than ever. The computers always crash in that last half hour before the assignment is due.

a vicious book BEFORE Mr. Potter’s

You shouldn’t have bought the monster book from Flourish And Botts, Harry. I mean Calvin.

Math book eats pencil + paper = No problem.

Kid’s got great imagination

For crying out loud teacher do something with that dress and makeup. You look frumpy.

“Say,Calvin, that’s pretty good. Never heard that one before.”

Glad to help!!

Bill Watterson never ceases to amaze with his artwork.Even when he’s drawing ugly or scary things like aliens, dinosaurs or 3 eyed monsters…They still look beautiful.The book eating the homework is pretty cute.xxx

Nice rhamphorynchi.

I still have most of my college textbooks especially the math books, and they are in good condition including the spines. Got rid of the calculus books, though… I hated that class with a passion!

Calvin has such a vivid & lively imagination. That kid is going to grow up to become a writer. Or – gasp – a cartoonist.

I’m pretty sure my book has done that a few times.