Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for February 28, 2016

Maurice isn’t a monster; he’s a joker who speaks of the pompitous of love.

I remember a movie years ago where the “monster” brought the kid down through a trap door and they became friends. He taught the kid how to play all kinds of pranks on people. I can’t remember the name of the movie.

Given all the dust, my Mom used to say, “There’s somebody under your bed, but I don’t know if they’re coming or going.”

You lose serious monster cred when you’re called “Maurice”.

There was nothing under my bed, as a kid. However Frankenstein lived behind the hall door, which always stood open. I would look through the crack between the hinges and the frame and see him there. He had glowing green eyes, if you want to know.

Nothing better than a classic Steve Miller song.

Quit shoving! Great!!

I fight my dust bunnies every night and they win

Hogs? Are Orson’s brothers after Calvin now?

Maurice….more like a comedian than a monster.

#SomethingUnderTheBedIsDrooling

This was how I learned the spelling of “Gesundheit.” Which I wanted to pronounce “geh SUN deet.”

Can anybody guess what my favourite panel is?

Clue: It’s an odd number.

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Must be one of the beds I delivered. I always warned the kids to behave, or I would add an extra set of ’Mattress Monsters™"

They lie, we lie!

what if watterson made one about covid-19 and calvin’s mom tell him to put on a mask to go in the store