This is the first comic strip I’ve read online, but I’ve a question to you fans.
I’ve read Calvin and Hobbes books before, so am I correct in saying that these are reruns? ( I don’t know much about Billl Waterson, so don’t blame me if I sound…y’know)
Meanwhile at Stately Wayne Manor, millionaire Bruce Wayne who is secretly Batman … is going through his taxes before the Evil Tax Man comes calling…ROBIN: Holy Dollar Bills, Batman! You sure have a lot of money!BATMAN: That’s right, chum.ROBIN: Can I have a raise in my allowance?BATMAN: No time for that now, Robin! We have to stop the Evil Tax Man!
i would like to see in comics where avengers or the xmen or jla go after big oil, garment industry who subcontract out the work to 3rd world places, big banks, fast food industry, defense contractors, conservative billionaires, and ozzie murdock.
I remember reading in The Planet Construction Kit by Mark Rosenfelder that extraordinary heroes are expected to be faced with extraordinary problems. Sure, he can do what Hobbes suggests, but what makes him a superhero then?
superheroes DO take out ordinary criminals like muggers and drug dealers, it’s just that they’re usually in a throwaway panel at the beginning or end of the book.
I wonder if they are the trouble makers. There were not these super criminals before they came so why are they here now. I mean before superman these people could have ruled the earth but they did not come till superman was there to defeat them hum???
Eh? So-called liberal fat cats who are better than you and me and know what is best for us; along with the dynasty 4th raters.All of the men who know what is best for them in regard to women; especially Euro and Islamic types. Targets.
It’s mentioned in “Watchmen” (the graphic novel, anyway) that with the rise in costumed heroes, more and more crooks turned to subtler crimes like money laundering. You can’t really hunt down and beat up those guys.
The#1BoiseStateFan almost 12 years ago
The Bat-Fax?! Since when would Hobbes say this?!
sonytv almost 12 years ago
This is the first comic strip I’ve read online, but I’ve a question to you fans.
I’ve read Calvin and Hobbes books before, so am I correct in saying that these are reruns? ( I don’t know much about Billl Waterson, so don’t blame me if I sound…y’know)
pouncingtiger almost 12 years ago
Is Hobbes reacting seriously here or sarcastically?
rentier almost 12 years ago
Can Calvin do this? With his qualification in school?
orinoco womble almost 12 years ago
Basically, Watterson said what he had to say, so he stopped talking. Gotta admire that, in this day and age.
Kali39 almost 12 years ago
Meanwhile at Stately Wayne Manor, millionaire Bruce Wayne who is secretly Batman … is going through his taxes before the Evil Tax Man comes calling…ROBIN: Holy Dollar Bills, Batman! You sure have a lot of money!BATMAN: That’s right, chum.ROBIN: Can I have a raise in my allowance?BATMAN: No time for that now, Robin! We have to stop the Evil Tax Man!
ratlum almost 12 years ago
Attending council meetings ,there is excitement for you?
kittenpah almost 12 years ago
Maybe target litterers and people who park in the handicapped spots.
Ottodesu almost 12 years ago
The March of Technology:BatwebBatbookBatweetBecause we all already have Batphones.
vwdualnomand almost 12 years ago
i would like to see in comics where avengers or the xmen or jla go after big oil, garment industry who subcontract out the work to 3rd world places, big banks, fast food industry, defense contractors, conservative billionaires, and ozzie murdock.
ant almost 12 years ago
Fax? :D
Yontrop almost 12 years ago
Oddly, there are people (and government agencies) that still use FAX.
germanvisitor almost 12 years ago
Batman villains are mostly normal robbers and mafiosi.
Puddleglum2 almost 12 years ago
Who is a subtle, realistic bad guy?
thirdguy almost 12 years ago
Funny strip!!Great punchline Hobbes!
Number Three almost 12 years ago
I love Calvin’s face in the last panel.
LOL xxx
StrangerCoug almost 12 years ago
I remember reading in The Planet Construction Kit by Mark Rosenfelder that extraordinary heroes are expected to be faced with extraordinary problems. Sure, he can do what Hobbes suggests, but what makes him a superhero then?
Phapada almost 12 years ago
cosman almost 12 years ago
Yeah, Thor squeezing Goldman Sachs for the $4.53 billion borrowed during the ’08 bailout..
Vonne Anton almost 12 years ago
I just want someone to take out that ice cream man’s truck when I’m trying to nap…
GrumblyWalnut almost 12 years ago
HA HA HA!!!! Too funny!
rentier almost 12 years ago
It’s fine to be with Hobbes and discuss subtle themes!
yangeldf almost 12 years ago
superheroes DO take out ordinary criminals like muggers and drug dealers, it’s just that they’re usually in a throwaway panel at the beginning or end of the book.
rini1946 almost 12 years ago
I wonder if they are the trouble makers. There were not these super criminals before they came so why are they here now. I mean before superman these people could have ruled the earth but they did not come till superman was there to defeat them hum???
calvinsfriend110 almost 12 years ago
The Faxvengers.
Tintingirl almost 12 years ago
I love Calvin & Hobbes
snarky1941 almost 12 years ago
Eh? So-called liberal fat cats who are better than you and me and know what is best for us; along with the dynasty 4th raters.All of the men who know what is best for them in regard to women; especially Euro and Islamic types. Targets.
Stephen Gilberg almost 12 years ago
It’s mentioned in “Watchmen” (the graphic novel, anyway) that with the rise in costumed heroes, more and more crooks turned to subtler crimes like money laundering. You can’t really hunt down and beat up those guys.
CrazyIrishOperaGirl almost 12 years ago
Happy December, everyone!