Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for September 18, 2011

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    GROG Premium Member over 13 years ago

    You’ve also been watching way too many Godzilla movies, Calvin.

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    margueritem  over 13 years ago

    Reckless disregard for the health and safety of toys.

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    Rodney99  over 13 years ago

    He’s just trying to make compact toy cars…

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    rentier  over 13 years ago

    Misunderstanding and abuse of might!

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    adubman  over 13 years ago

    Surely, Rodan and Godzilla are just over the hill.

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    artybee  over 13 years ago

    Ask Roy Lichtenstien if there’s any money in the comic art form.

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    pouncingtiger  over 13 years ago

    @Dogsniff, nice touch.

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    pouncingtiger  over 13 years ago

    Once again, Calvin’s imagination gets the better of him. Usually it happens when Hobbes pummels him. XD

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    vwdualnomand  over 13 years ago

    is that the game rampage? where you are king kong and destroying cities.

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    kreole  over 13 years ago

    It’s all about power…heady stuff!

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    ransomdstone  over 13 years ago

    Will Calvin morph into doctor strangelove, destroyer of worlds, if he reaches adulthood? Many naturalborn killers do.

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    Phapada  over 13 years ago

    it is over 300 feet tall ohhhh you are….

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    Ottodesu  over 13 years ago

    Why are you spamming a dozen comics with this post?

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    gjsjr41  over 13 years ago

    Strange, his clothes grow along with his body.

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    spirit2002  over 13 years ago

    Calvinzilla on the rampage again.

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    Hobbes Premium Member over 13 years ago

    Hi Susan I asked GoComics why Calvin and Hobbes has no Zoom function for the Sunday strips, and they said that it’s because the strips are low resolution. They are in the process of getting higher resolution for more strips, so there’s some hope that we may get the Zoom function in the future. In the meantime, if you are using Internet Explorer, it has a built-in zoom function that makes it possible to read the words more easily, even though they will look a bit fuzzy. For example, in Internet Explorer 7, click on “Page” at the upper right, then “Zoom”, and then a percentage, like 150% or 200%. To restore it to normal size later, do the same thing and click on 100%. Another way to zoom in Internet Explorer is to hold down the CTRL key while you repeatedly press the “+” key. It zooms a little bit each time you press it. To reverse this and “unzoom” back to normal size, hold down the CTRL key while you repeatedly press the “-” key (the “minus” key). Down at the lower right corner of your screen, it shows the current zoom percentage. So when you use the CTRL and “-” keys to return to normal size, watch that number and keep pressing the “-” key until you see 100%. Another way to “unzoom” and return to normal size is to hold down the CTRL key and press the “0” key (Zero key) once. Using the CTRL key with “+”, “-”, or “0” can also work in some other Web browsers, like Mozilla Firefox and Opera. This Zoom feature is very useful because you can zoom any Web page where you have trouble reading the small words – not just on GoComics.

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    adenbaker  over 13 years ago

    hahaha! These comics have always made me laugh! not to brag, but I’ve collected them all! (all the books)

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    Muzition  over 13 years ago

    Why are you posting that on every comic strip? It’s getting tiring.

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    djdavis1420  over 13 years ago

    @APersonOfInterestDon’t you think it’s kind of useless to be posting this type of stuff on a website with a main audience of people who appreciate the comic strip as an art form? Don’t you think it would be more useful to go to ComicsSuck.com? Please go there so we don’t have to hear your preaching. If it isn’t spam, it’s still unneeded.

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    BanjinTsuki  over 13 years ago

    Hopefully there was a charm potion next to the magical elixir.

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    BanjinTsuki  over 13 years ago

    @grog

    Can you watch too many Godzilla movies?

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    prunellabooks  over 13 years ago

    I find your thoughtful statement rather ironic. Maus is meant to be serious art, as it’s a separate genre (graphic novel) . And, while Calvin & Hobbs is a very superior comic, it’s still a comic meant to be funny and not taken too seriously…that’s why it’s called a comic! I suppose if you want to be taken seriously with comic art, you become another Roy Lichtenstein, right? Not quibbling…just sayin’.

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    Packratjohn Premium Member over 13 years ago

    Hey, you missed posting in a couple of strips!

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    tmick2001  over 13 years ago

    Imagination has been the destructor of many toys for some. And I can speak for myself!

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    ratlum  over 13 years ago

    Calvin you poor child you do not stomp on your own toys ,find other childrens toys.Not Moes.

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    Number Three  over 13 years ago

    Oh my God…

    LOL, Amazing strip!

    xxx

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    jkhandy  over 13 years ago

    This kid needs some serious help. What an evil little face he has in the first panel. Of course, with a stuffed tiger as his best friend, it’s obviously Calvin has mental issues and no social abilities.

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    juikster57  over 13 years ago

    Im guessing he might have been testing out those new pair of Converse, or possibly Red ball Jets shoes he aquired from his mom and dad the week prior. My guess.

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    juikster57  over 13 years ago

    he has his moments.

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    gorba  over 13 years ago

    Calvin has big problems!

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    Elaine Rosco Premium Member over 13 years ago

    With an IPad you can “pinch” them bigger.

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    runninanreadin  over 13 years ago

    “History shows us again and again,how nature points out the folly of maaaann!”

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    Hobbes Premium Member over 13 years ago

    << Dogsniff said: "@Hobbes: How do you communicate with gocomics? And how do you get them to answer you? >>It’s easy. I just put in a request online, and I tell them that Calvin and I would like to hear back from them.

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    GROG Premium Member over 13 years ago

    There is a link where you can contact them. It’s at the bottom of the page. They may even reply.

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    Hobbes Premium Member over 13 years ago

    Sometimes I have selected “General Inquiry” and sometimes “Technical Support,” depending on the topic. I think I selected "Technical Support " for the recent question about the zoom function, and I got an answer within a day or two. I’ve been avoiding selecting “Site Feedback and Suggestions,” guessing that those might just go into a pile of ideas for the future and not result in a reply from GoComics.

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    Koolfunkygrrl  over 13 years ago

    Where is Hobbes?? :(

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    khpage  over 13 years ago

    Calvin’s sin nature coming to it’s early develop"mental" stages. Or perhaps he is trying to come up with a new dance step….

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    hobbesviously  over 13 years ago

    Wow I got to get some of this elixer

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    me23you52  over 12 years ago

    Ok mom

    First of all I did not Deliberately Stomp on it . . . . . . . i just got Bigger

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