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So it’s a Batman sort of day here on Daily DCU. I couldn’t help but reblog this…
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A side project from the creator of Peter and Wendy. A blog dedicated to Bill Watterson and his wildly popular newspaper strip "Calvin and Hobbes". Enjoy.
dcu:
So it’s a Batman sort of day here on Daily DCU. I couldn’t help but reblog this…
(pic via:ralphabetsoup)
Calvin and Hobbes - As Interpreted By Various Artists
Although many of the commenters on the previous post saw any new or different versions of the characters as sacrilegious — in part because of creator Bill Watterson’s fierce resistance to merchandising — I would suggest that while these are certainly not works of art on the same scale as the original comic, they are mostly heartfelt tributes from a generation of artists that grew up loving “Calvin and Hobbes,” and want to express either the spirit of the comic or their affection for it in their own way.
(Pictured: Calvin and Hobbes by Nina Matsumoto, a.k.a. “Space Coyote”)
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My dad did this to me and I will do it to my kid.
| Calvin : | Can I be excused? There's a TV show I want to see. |
|---|---|
| Calvin's Mom : | We're still eating dinner, Calvin. |
| Calvin: | I'm through. This stuff tastes awful. I want to go watch television. |
| Calvin's Mom: | It's impolite to leave the table in the middle of a meal. |
| Calvin: | So what am I supposed to do? Just sit here and watch you guys CHEW?! I'll miss my show! |
| Calvin's Mom: | Your TV show isn't as important as spending some time together as a family. |
| Calvin: | We'll compromise. I'll go watch a sitcom family. |
| Calvin's Dad: | In a minute you're going to discover the difference between those and real life. |
| (Later. Calvin is still sitting at the table with his parents.) | |
| Calvin: | My TV show is starting. I'm missing my show! |
| -from "Calvin and Hobbes" |
| Calvin: | When I grow up, I'm not going to read the newspaper and I'm not going to follow complex issues and I'm not going to vote. That way I can complain when the government doesn't represent me. Then, when everything goes down the tubes, I can say the system doesn't work and justify my further lack of participation. |
|---|---|
| Hobbes: | An ingeniously self-fulfilling plan. |
| Calvin: | It's a lot more fun to blame things than to fix them. |
| - from "The Days Are Just Packed". |
Mom and Dad drive me crazy. They don’t understand me and I don’t understand them. It’s hopeless! I’m related to people I don’t relate to.
| Hobbes: | Look, it says you have to be eighteen to buy cigarettes. |
|---|---|
| Calvin: | EIGHTEEN?!? By then I'll know better! |
| -from "Calvin and Hobbes", page 90 |