Bill Watterson - The Days Are Just Packed: A Calvin and Hobbes Collection

Pros: funny, poignant, clever, easy to read

Cons: that there haven't been any new strips since 1995

The Bottom Line: The misadventures of a boy and his stuffed tiger are told in this collection of comic strips.

Review: One of the sweetest things that ever happened to me at epinions is when I received an email titled “Calvin- Snowmen” from Ed Grover. He simply said “I saw this and immediately thought of you.” Ed might ...

Pros: beautifully colored large format Sundays · um, it’s Calvin and Hobbes, what more d’you need?

Cons: Patient may display carefree attitude for a few days

The Bottom Line: Watterson’s The Days Are Just Packed, the first of the larger format Calvin and Hobbes books, contains many beautiful explorations of the Sunday cartoon possibilities along with the standard wackiness.

Review: Bill Watterson reminded us of a very special type of friendship when he introduced Calvin and Hobbes to the world of daily comics back in November 18, 1985. What kind of friendship do I speak of? Consider:
Calvin and Hobbes watch a bug...