Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for November 20, 1985

There has never been a C&H that I did not like.

you two need to get to sleep,you need youe energy to terrorize susie! lol

always tell the truth, calvin

@aulaswedecalhoun I heartidly agree with you there buddy

So, who really was jumping on the bed?

We’ll never know…

(Time to get the records out and play the 33s at 78…)

And dance on Mom and Dad’s bed instead!

At least Calvin’s honest.

the first time he did something bad!!!!! whoooohooooo!

Hobbes get’s his name. lol

How about both of you stop?

Those two are really clashing.

And i was the one playing the bobozalia.

is he a real tiger, or a toy?

LOL the one playing the cymbols.

I still think that was one dirty lie.

$.$ said, 6 months agoLOL the one playing the cymbals.-———————————————————————————————————————Sorry, but you misspelled it. But I was playing the tuba. LOL!

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I was playing the DRUMS!

Poor dad

Cymbals? What’s next a trombone with an amplifier set to 29983747??

I’ll have to try look this up, but how exactly do you pronounce “Hobbes”?

I was the invisible one in the corner with the trumpet.

“hobbes”

How could the dad not mention cymbals

Do a rock band next, Calvin

Dat a real tiger, or a fake one

Looks like Hobbes was playing the symbals…..

First Hobbes transition from stuffed to real and/or vice versa.

Continued:Calvin’s Dad: I said pipe it down!

a stuffed animal

I love how the cymbals just appear in Hobbes’ hands

Calvin has a good and big imagination tho

I still wonder to this day if Hobbes isn’t real but Calvin imagines him being real or if he is real but he can morph into a stuffed animal to fool everyone else so they treat him better.

a real tiger

Well, think about it. His parents didn’t buy Hobbes for him, he caught him. Maybe Calvin’s in a reality where imagination becomes reality for some people.

Who would think that a comic strip could have such a big debate?

Just to put things in perspective, this was also the day when Windows 1.0 came out.

Hi!

First appearance of Hobbes as a stuffed toy.