Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for March 23, 2021

It’s reached a point when no one is fazed when Calvin says something totally off the wall.

Kinda sad that even if Calvin had a change of heart and tried to be nice to Susie, she would STILL act cold towards him.

now where was Susie a few days ago when “Calvin” had been warming up to Miss Wormwood with giving some many questions’ answers?

So Calvin’s good manifestation is like his brain. Nice burn, Susie!

If you knew Susie, like I knew Susie…..

Bad reputation.

If that’s the good Calvin, where are his books?

Now, now, Susie. No need for sarcasm.

Ohhhhh she’s got your number boy!!!!

“But the point is, where’s the trust?”

She has a point….

Interesting as well as witty comment from Susie. Putting things in reverse, could that be why in R. L. Stevenson’s original novella “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”, Hyde is a short man while Jekyll is tall?

How big would a manifestation of Calvin’s weird side be?

Is is official then – Good girls like bad boys, and bad girls like good boys. Always suspected it.

The slicked back hair isn’t fooling Susie one bit.

The problem, good Calvin, is that Susie’s been burned too many times by regular Calvin to build up any sort of trust!

Humm, sort of like the shepherd boy yelling “Sheep”. I mean it’s believable, but …why?

He does have a pretty small personality.

I wonder why ?

The evil that men do lives after them. The good is oft interred with their bones. (Shakespeare — sort of)

I don’t think Calvin HAS a Good Side! Where would he put it??

Really, Susie didn’t notice the Good Calvin clone’s neater hair?

Susie, you didn’t see Calvin in class? You are in his class and maybe you were doing something wrong. There are so many things different between Good Calvin and Normal Calvin. Good Calvin was shocked by Susie’s behavior.

Wow! That Susie girl sure is smart!

The ending of this arc is one of my favourites.

Susie would not make a good battered wife. More like “Gunpowder and Lead.”

OH hey, this reminds me that I have a meeting with Calvin at 5:30

the same thing happend many times no NO NOPE

Once bitten…

Once burned, twice shy.

Are there other kinds of females? They’re all angry.

An anagram of “wierder than usual” is “Unwashed, true liar.”

Give him a test: hand him a slush ball and see what he does with it.