Adding on to the question about Hobbes, Bill Watterson deliberately left that open to interpretation. Some believe he exists in Calvin’s imagination, and some believe he comes to life when no one else is around. My fantasy side enjoys going with the latter.
Ellsass: Won’t lie, I had to read it a few times. :)
runarPro says:
She’s worse than Chun the Unavoidable.
Runar, you send me to Google at least once a week. My daughter runs a fantasy literature web site (fantasyliterature.net) I sent her the Wikipedia reference. It will be interesting to see if I’ve surprised her.
Ray: Yeah, that Chun’s a nasty guy (I was hoping someone would get the reference - do yourself a favor and read the story associated with it). According to a bit of fan filklore, the only way to avoid Chun is to use Bilbo’s Ring.
OK, now I gotta go google Chun, thanks gang….. I love this place. BTW, is it just me, or does Rozzy bear just the slightest facial resemblence to Hobbes……….
Rosalyn is a fine, young lady who is babysitting Calvin while Calvin’s mommy and daddy go to the movie. She looks much better than we saw other person who looked freak ugly geek gal with buck teeth and weird eyeglasses that Calvin disliked very much. Sheesh! Calvin and Hobbes should not hide in the closet or climb out of the window while the fine, young girl arrived at their home. Awww, schuck!
runarPro says:
“According to a bit of fan filklore, the only way to avoid Chun is to use Bilbo’s Ring.”
Can you cross two different worlds like that? Somehow, that seems contrary to nature. Nature as conceived in fantasy novels, anyway.
I think I will read it. She has me reading the Nine Brothers in Amber books now, and I really do not like the characters nor the writing style.
i think that is terrible but at the same time funny as heck. got to love a girls quick thinking skills, who would say not to worry they brought a cattel prod with them. that is messed up.
Um - just a suggestion, but don’t you think Rosalyn is just joking with the parents, like we all do sometimes? I mean, I think most of us make comments like this in a given situation - it’s not really meant, just funning.
It’s obivious to me that Hobbes is very much alive when there are no other people around. How else could he hold Calvin there? It just is not clear to Clavin that they see Hobbes differently. When i was at that age i had stuffed monkey as my friend. It was then when i learned my first kung fu moves ;)
margueritem about 16 years ago
You cannot escape Rosalyn, Calvin!
drwatson about 16 years ago
aren’t heir faces cute in panel 4
runar about 16 years ago
She’s worse than Chun the Unavoidable.
Chiddy about 16 years ago
hey can sam 1 tel me,z t that hobbes only toks to calvin and no else?and do the rest know that hobbes tok o c hm jus a little cute thng
attyush about 16 years ago
Calvin doesn’t need to listen to some stuck up prissy hitler. Run Calvin…
Vixen85 about 16 years ago
To Chiddy - Hobbes is a stuffed toy tiger in ‘reality’ but to Calvin he’s very much alive. Sort of like an imaginary friend.
But don’t you worry Hobbes, we know the truth… ;)
runar about 16 years ago
Check out http://www.gocomics.com/nonsequitur/2008/11/19/ - Danae is writing a book about Calvin.
Ellsass about 16 years ago
@Vixen85 you could understand Chiddy’s comment?
TexasProudCowgirl about 16 years ago
Adding on to the question about Hobbes, Bill Watterson deliberately left that open to interpretation. Some believe he exists in Calvin’s imagination, and some believe he comes to life when no one else is around. My fantasy side enjoys going with the latter.
Ellsass: Won’t lie, I had to read it a few times. :)
Chiddy about 16 years ago
thanx guys coz dis strip z cul
Ray_C about 16 years ago
runarPro says: She’s worse than Chun the Unavoidable.
Runar, you send me to Google at least once a week. My daughter runs a fantasy literature web site (fantasyliterature.net) I sent her the Wikipedia reference. It will be interesting to see if I’ve surprised her.
Ray_C about 16 years ago
From my daughter: “Yeah, it’s on my website.” . Sigh…where did I go wrong?
runar about 16 years ago
Ray: Yeah, that Chun’s a nasty guy (I was hoping someone would get the reference - do yourself a favor and read the story associated with it). According to a bit of fan filklore, the only way to avoid Chun is to use Bilbo’s Ring.
JonD17 about 16 years ago
OK, now I gotta go google Chun, thanks gang….. I love this place. BTW, is it just me, or does Rozzy bear just the slightest facial resemblence to Hobbes……….
cleokaya about 16 years ago
Calvin provides the perfect training ground should Rosalyn ever decide to be a mother.
Wildmustang1262 about 16 years ago
Rosalyn is a fine, young lady who is babysitting Calvin while Calvin’s mommy and daddy go to the movie. She looks much better than we saw other person who looked freak ugly geek gal with buck teeth and weird eyeglasses that Calvin disliked very much. Sheesh! Calvin and Hobbes should not hide in the closet or climb out of the window while the fine, young girl arrived at their home. Awww, schuck!
moonwatcher13 about 16 years ago
I remember reading this one when I was a kid and not getting it, cause I didn’t know what a cattle prod was. Good times.
Tiger1183 about 16 years ago
Run Calvin.. Shes gonna eat you… o.o
Ray_C about 16 years ago
runarPro says: “According to a bit of fan filklore, the only way to avoid Chun is to use Bilbo’s Ring.” Can you cross two different worlds like that? Somehow, that seems contrary to nature. Nature as conceived in fantasy novels, anyway. I think I will read it. She has me reading the Nine Brothers in Amber books now, and I really do not like the characters nor the writing style.
botonzico about 16 years ago
A cattle prod…that’s really a horrible idea…
tabbylynn about 16 years ago
i think that is terrible but at the same time funny as heck. got to love a girls quick thinking skills, who would say not to worry they brought a cattel prod with them. that is messed up.
westiewestaz about 16 years ago
Um - just a suggestion, but don’t you think Rosalyn is just joking with the parents, like we all do sometimes? I mean, I think most of us make comments like this in a given situation - it’s not really meant, just funning.
McLuvN about 16 years ago
Yes, of course. Scorching little kids IS funny! And sometimes necessary…
amra8791 about 16 years ago
It’s obivious to me that Hobbes is very much alive when there are no other people around. How else could he hold Calvin there? It just is not clear to Clavin that they see Hobbes differently. When i was at that age i had stuffed monkey as my friend. It was then when i learned my first kung fu moves ;)
bobdeath about 16 years ago
weeeee
comicgirl1000 about 16 years ago
looks like fun
Chiddy about 16 years ago
Guys this strip is been copied from the archive as from OCTOBER 05,1987 onwards his a great cartioonst but copyn nd pasting aint worth t!Check ot