Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for November 08, 2008

Sheer terror upon the loss of your best friend.

I think I remember how this one turns out. Hobbes will be okay, but it will be humiliating for Calvin (and I’ll say no more).

I think he is terrified, margueritem, but his mom seems to think it’s just another bedtime avoidance ploy.

what will happen to hobbes?!

one of mom’s tactics at one point is funny… what do you do when your looking for someone outside? lol

CAlvin cannot live without Hobbes, his stuffed tiger! Rememeber he abandoned Hobbes in the wood after he left and went home.

Not to worry, Hobbes is sitting under a tree sharing his “honey ‘n’ marthmallowth” sandwich with bigfoot………

I see a tea party in the future, or was it the past?

Ray C says:

I think he is terrified, margueritem, but his mom seems to think it’s just another bedtime avoidance ploy.

I remember having adults call what was sheer terror on my part, a ‘temper tantrum’.

I’m really sorry that they are not coming to Yukon as I live here and already have the guest room ready for them. Maybe Hobbes is going to complete the trip on his own. Just a minute, there’s somebody at the door. I better check if ….

Me encanta Calvin y Hobbes! esto es lo más sorprendente de historietas jamás!

Me encanta Calvin y Hobbes! esto es lo más sorprendente de historietas jamás!

When I was little, I used to “pull this stunt” all the time…I would say my stuffies were missing. However, my method was just a ploy to stay up late. Calvin has a strong attachment to Hobbes, and to Calvin, Hobbes is real. As Bill Waterson says, “Hobbes is both real and a stuffed animal. Neither view is incorrect.” In this strip, one sees that if something is real, it worries you.

Hey somebody go and help calvin to search Hobbes…… he is alone in the woods poor guy

oh no! he is out there in the dark all alone and lost. Poor little guy what will he do now?? run calvin run!

Bed time fiascos