Thought I'd make up a thread for any Calvin and Hobbes aficionados out there ...

Any favourite pages you want to share?

How about this for starters?

Love them! I first remember seeing them in Zoo magazine (comic) which, far as I remember was a collection of American newspaper comic strips.

Only have a few of the books myself, but they are fantastic. Not read them in a while, but as they say, no time like the present.

After having had a few of the books when I was a kid, I splashed out on the complete collection a few years back (one of those cheap high street book shops was selling it off cheap, £30 I think...). Brilliant stuff! Though the complete set weighs a tonne!

If you subscribe to Go Comics you can get a page of C&H sent via email daily.

I absolutely love Calvin and Hobbes .... Its amazing! Love the strip where he finds the injured animal but it sadly dies ... Also the one where they go to a wedding and come back and the house has been broken into and he cant find Hobbes, chokes me up ha .... Got soooo many of the books and im so glad that Bill Watterson never sold out and let them destroy it with a movie

I've never read the one about the burglary and a missing Hobbes. I'm gonna do a search now.

Love the one when he crashes the car .

Its an awesome strip... Cant remember the book its from though.

No luck so far ... boo.

Daresay I'll come across it one day.

http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/2010/06/14

There you go!

Goes on till 24th June.

A lot of my favourite ones involve Calvin's interaction with his dad e.g.

http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/2010/07/26

http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/2010/09/07

and the question and answer one in particular
How do people make babies?

Huge thanks.

Bill Waterson is/was a genius. I read Calvin & Hobbes when I'm suffering from insomnia/anxiety and always end up feeling better.

Yh its got a special feeling to it and it always makes me laugh out loud .... And some of it is actually pretty sad. And is jus amazing.

I have a lot of issues that relate to my child-hood. His cartoons seem to put everything into context somehow. I find them funny and reassuring.

Capitalism explained.

Loving this one.

Dedicated to some DS FMers here.