Calvin and Hobbes

About

Calvin and Hobbes is a celebrated American comic strip created by Bill Watterson, syndicated from November 18, 1985, to December 31, 1995. The strip follows the imaginative adventures of Calvin, a six-year-old boy, and his best friend Hobbes, a tiger who is both real and imaginary depending on perspective. The comic explores themes of childhood, family life, and philosophical discussions, often incorporating humor and satire. Calvin's vivid imagination transforms everyday life into extraordinary adventures, appealing to both children and adults. The comic strip features a small cast of characters, including Calvin's parents and classmates like Susie Derkins. Watterson's resistance to merchandising and his control over the strip's creative direction contributed to its enduring popularity. Calvin and Hobbes has won numerous awards and remains a cultural icon, inspiring nostalgia and intellectual discussions alike. Its timeless themes and imaginative storytelling continue to captivate audiences worldwide.