Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for August 25, 2016

I never knew ice tea could do that.

Eureka!

The door is open.

Boo the cloak of invisibility is WAY BETTER BRUH

I’ve worked with a few people that have a stash of that same elixir

If the magic elixir turns you invisible, why do we see the glass?

This is all a fantasy. His mom is a Fig Newton of Calvin’s imagination. Calvin sits alone in his room having a soft cocktail dreaming up his world. Hobbes is out smooching somewhere.

Hah, I don’t need an elixir. I can be invisible without even trying. Sometimes people call to me and I’m right besides them!

@ Bilan: because the glass didn’t drink itself.

Get used to it mom, I had the same elixir when I was Calvin’s age. Unfortunately, my mom had the supersonic tachyon-capture glasses that negated the effects of my invisibility potion.

Too late, Mom. He’s discovered the secret.

When I was six, I didn’t know the word, “elixir” existed.

How much does that elixir cost? It could be a perfect way to prank people AND get out of things I don’t want to do.

If Calvin sold this stuff he’d make a fortune….and then everyone would be invisible. Yeah, never mind, scratch that.

I’ve worked with people like that.

I’m headed to the liquor board store; there has to be a adult version of this thing.

Reminds me of when our girls were little and invited friends over to play. It was always the silence when they were playing that got Mom’s & My attention…

Calvin forgot to close the screen door…

Aunt was taking care of my brother and would follow his clothes down the street until she found him.

It’s never too late to say “Welcome to Parenting”

xxx

Cellophane, Mr. Cellophane shoulda been my nameMr. Cellophane ‘cause you can look right through meWalk right by me and never know I’m there.

Being invisible is not a fantasy for me. It’s real. I kid you not. I turn invisible every day. By riding my motorcycle.