Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for February 16, 1991
February 15, 1991
February 17, 1991
Transcript:
Mom: Susie's Mom says you dropped a snowball the size of a bowling ball on Susie from a tree. Calvin: It couldn't have been me! I'm very mild-mannered. Mom: She described exactly the hood and cape I made you. Calvin: Why, it must've been Stupendous Man, defender of Liberty and Justice! I'm sure Susie deserved whatever she got. Mom: Listen to me. You could hurt someone that way, and if I ever hear of anything like this again, I'll take away your costume for good. Got it? Hobbes: Hmm, this sounds like another job for Stupendous man! Calvin: Actually, it doesn't sound like quite his type of job.
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LadyBlanc over 11 years ago
Showing Calvin is not quite entirely lacking in common sense.
yow4zip Premium Member almost 9 years ago
Mom Lady wins.
Bibleman2002 over 6 years ago
Yes, take away Calvin’s costume, I would rather enjoy taken your parental rights away for good
The great papyrus almost 4 years ago
It’s literally snow. It doesn’t hurt that bad. Welll I don’t know. I live in Texas where snow is an extinct species.