The storm will be magnificent – all the electrical secrets of heaven! And this time, we’ll be ready, eh, Fritz? Ready… ( Frankenstein, 1931, Universal Pictures, dir. James Whale)
I always loved the snowman strips – my favorite (which I cut out of the newspaper and still have on my bulletin board) is the one where Dad says “you have to admit it’s slowed down the traffic on our road”. We never had that kind of creativity as kids – or adults.
Thundersnow, also known as a winter thunderstorm or a thundersnowstorm, is an unusual kind of thunderstorm with snow falling as the primary precipitation instead of rain. It typically falls in regions of strong upward motion within the cold sector of an extratropical cyclone.Thundersnow – Wikipediahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thundersnow
It wasn’t plain old lightning in the movies, it wasn’t used in the novel, it was Cosmic lightning. Too random to find the life giving and death dealing cosmic lightning. In the movies Frankenstein had developed a filter so that he could use the life giving rays and separated the death dealing into an accumulator.
I like how Calvin refers to a thunderstorm as “a thunder and lightning storm.” At least he didn’t take it too far (“When do you think we’ll get a thunder and lightning and rain and hail and wind storm?”)In my area, we’ve occasionally had thunderstorms in January and February. There were even a few instances of thunderSNOW.
BE THIS GUY almost 6 years ago
Hook him up to the car battery.
Sugar Bombs 95 almost 6 years ago
Calvin, soon you’re gonna learn why bringing snowmen to life is a bad idea.
jagedlo almost 6 years ago
Dr. Calvinstein…..
alaskajohn1 almost 6 years ago
The lightning would probably turn Calvin’s experiment into a big puddle.
InuYugiHakusho almost 6 years ago
I think Calvin’s plan is seriously flawed…
Templo S.U.D. almost 6 years ago
Is it even possible to get lightning storms in snowy, northern areas (Alaska, Yukon, Northwest Territory, Nunavut, Lapland, Siberia)?
codycab almost 6 years ago
“Frankensnow”. (Not) coming soon.
Bilan almost 6 years ago
It will never work. Creatures only come alive at the top of a dank stone tower.
hariseldon59 almost 6 years ago
Just make sure his brain isn’t “abby normal”.
Kind&Kinder almost 6 years ago
Is there space in the freezer?
sirbadger almost 6 years ago
You could play “Frosty the Snowman” on your music system, but I guess it is easier to bring a snowman to life.
BigDaveGlass almost 6 years ago
Shocking behaviour….
kmccjoe1 almost 6 years ago
Considering where Hobbes is pushing, I assume they are building the abdomen-able snowman….
Troglodyte almost 6 years ago
This project has to go back into the freezer!
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Just go look for a lost Top Hat. I works for Christmas show.
cubswin2016 almost 6 years ago
Dr. Frankenstein is alive and well. Sigh!
jrankin1959 almost 6 years ago
The storm will be magnificent – all the electrical secrets of heaven! And this time, we’ll be ready, eh, Fritz? Ready… ( Frankenstein, 1931, Universal Pictures, dir. James Whale)
aerotica69 almost 6 years ago
I always loved the snowman strips – my favorite (which I cut out of the newspaper and still have on my bulletin board) is the one where Dad says “you have to admit it’s slowed down the traffic on our road”. We never had that kind of creativity as kids – or adults.
Purple People Eater almost 6 years ago
I thought all it took was a magician’s top hat.
Wizard of Ahz-no relation almost 6 years ago
well at least he doesn’t think of the power lines, or the battery in dad’s car.
Sportymonk almost 6 years ago
Thundersnow, also known as a winter thunderstorm or a thundersnowstorm, is an unusual kind of thunderstorm with snow falling as the primary precipitation instead of rain. It typically falls in regions of strong upward motion within the cold sector of an extratropical cyclone.Thundersnow – Wikipediahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thundersnow
rmercer Premium Member almost 6 years ago
“Young Frankenstein”. Gene Wilder would be proud!
rshive almost 6 years ago
He lives! He lives!
bluram almost 6 years ago
Good grief Charlie Brown, who taught Hobbes how to perform CPR anyway?
Loijen almost 6 years ago
You’ll need a Magic Hat.
posse1 Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Snowmen’s Got feet!!!
eladee AKA Wally almost 6 years ago
Were gonna need batteries—a LOT of batteries!
zeexenon almost 6 years ago
We had a thundersnow a couple nights ago in SE WI. Currently the temp is -20 F, windchill.
swanridge almost 6 years ago
Get an extension cord and the battery charger for Dad’s car.
billswingle almost 6 years ago
This is yet ANOTHER brilliant strip by Bill W. Damn the guy is fantastic!
dimndno almost 6 years ago
Oh I so want to see some Calvin snowman strips! Some have me giggling all day!
benlane1942 almost 6 years ago
What the H.ll is snow???
oldsmkysyvr almost 6 years ago
Frankenfrosty!
hagarthehorrible almost 6 years ago
Calvin look for a high voltage line and make that lightening possible.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 6 years ago
It wasn’t plain old lightning in the movies, it wasn’t used in the novel, it was Cosmic lightning. Too random to find the life giving and death dealing cosmic lightning. In the movies Frankenstein had developed a filter so that he could use the life giving rays and separated the death dealing into an accumulator.
DanWolfie almost 6 years ago
I like how Calvin refers to a thunderstorm as “a thunder and lightning storm.” At least he didn’t take it too far (“When do you think we’ll get a thunder and lightning and rain and hail and wind storm?”)In my area, we’ve occasionally had thunderstorms in January and February. There were even a few instances of thunderSNOW.
dsalbright almost 6 years ago
The Creature!
mask boy almost 6 years ago
Everyone who likes Calvin and Hobbes they are cool
Iwa Iniki almost 6 years ago
Once while visiting relatives in Texas, we viewed one of the biggest storms ever. In California and Hawaii, they are never like the Texas ones.
Teto85 Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Maybe you’ll get Thunder Snow!!!!!!!
RockyandGus almost 6 years ago
yes, I have seen them in New Hampshire.
writerchristiandad almost 6 years ago
A number of years ago, we had a tornado in January.