Calvin and Hobbes was my favorite comic strip, did you like it?.....?
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I love Calvin and Hobbes!\n\nI always liked when he built snowmen and made really demented scenes.\n\nThe past few years, I've been a fan of "Get Fuzzy."\nThat is such a great comic strip!!\nI love Bucky Katt, he is such a smart ass!!
887488
One on Ebay now in Germany. The Comic Strip were great.
917599
Well, I liked it. LOL. I have seen this before, but jokes ARE for sharing. The human mind is an amazing thing.\n\nHave a great day!
207427
Hahahahaa. Hmmm...I think I kinda like the penguin...and Lucas. Definitely Lucas. I kinda like Scott as well if he showed up more often in the comic.
976012
calvin and hobbes greatest collection.
391488
Absolutely!!! I own "The Complete Calvin and Hobbes", "Homicidal Pyscho Jungle Cat", "The Indispensable Calvin and Hobbes", "Weirdos from Another Planet" and "Calvin and Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book."\n\nEach one contains a treasure trove of comics. "The Complete Calvin and Hobbes" and "Calvin and Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book" is a must-have for fans.
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that's the best cartoon ever!  i like xander - he's so gay, it's hilarious!  my favorite episode has got to be the very first one w/ foxy and clara tonguing it up in the pool...that song had me lmao!!
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This site compares their opinions on a variety of topics.\nhttp://jim.com/hobbes.htm
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Well, my all time fave is, of course, Calvin and Hobbes! It was like a metaphor for my life- I could always find a Calvin and Hobbes that spoke to what was happening to me in some way! Now, I love Fox Trot, just because it can always be good for a full-on belly laugh while I am reading the comics section! Plus, I love the Fox Trot character Peter, who in alot of ways reminds me of my own boyfriend Peter!
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I remember his name & likeness in one little comic strip. I didn't save it but I remember reading it about five years ago. That doesn't mean he wasn't featured in more comics, there are so many and I'm not really a collector.
1005813
truth be told I like cartoons
982937
I still find this as funny today and when I first heard it.  It is one of my MOST favorite jokes ever.  Thanks for reminding me!!!!!
596588
JL kicks any cartoons @ss that I have ever seen in my life.  I love Batman and Hawkgirl b/c they are the rebels.  I liked Batman TAS as well but JL is just more real, gritty and the characters all have issues.  They are not the hokey "Superfriends" I grew up with.  \nTAS had it's merits "Perchance to Dream" and "Robin's Reckoning" come to mind but JL is just addicting.  I LOVE the fact that Batman thinks Superman is a goody goody choirboy and that Hawkgirl thinks Wonder Woman (my favourite superheroine as a child) is a spoiled brat.  I love GL's high and tight marine attitude vs Green Arrow's freewheeling approach.  If anyone knows the history of comics that is how these characters were supposed to play off each other.\nThe critiques I have is that JL introduced way too many obscure characters. Has anyone else noticed The Flash hasn't been seen a lot recently either?\nI understand Question since he is part of the Batman family Huntress's boyfriend and all. Same goes for Black Canary.\nI understand Vixen because she causes tension between GL and Hawkgirl.\n\nWhat purpose do Elongated Man, Vigilante and Booster Gold serve? \nI love the villains! Some of them are obscure as well.\nGrodd is my favourite! The only cartoon that even comes close to JL is Batman Beyond which reminds me of my next question...
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They are all awesome. But the one when Peter's company is bought out by the cigarette company is my favorite.\n\n\nSMOKE!
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The comics were okay, but I really did enjoy the film. It was so gorgeously visual and thematically resonant that I didn't really mind if the characters are a bit shallow. However. the comic book was really engaging. It's really hard to choose. After long and hard thought, the comics were slightly better than the film, but it's really hard to say that. I enjoyed both.
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The greatest cartoon strip of all time. I remember when my mom bought the anthologies and I would sit for hours reading them. The best part about them was the factthat most of the jokes were meant for adult brains. I realized that when I read the one where Calvin is upset that McDonald's and Wal-Mart aren't available directly into our homes. Or when he offers a bowl of lukewarm pudding (signifying his liquified brain) to his idol, the television.
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you know Bill watterson the creator of CAlvin and Hobbs wrote a very interesting article on all of this on his anniversery edtion of his comic...look it up\nits very informing and detailed &#92;not like me