Reviews for Calvin and Hobbes Tribute

[Istari]

Thank you

Calvin and Hobbes was the greatest comic strip to ever have graced the newspaper pages. Many younger viewers here might not have been born early enough to remember him before he retired in 1995, all the more reason to thank the author of this flash.

Interesting fact: Calvin and Hobbes was just as popular as Garfield, so why isn't there C&H coffee mugs, calenders, cereals, etc? The author, Bill Watterson, refused to license Calvin and Hobbes on principal, since he believed that big industry would corrupt his characters. In the process, he turned down an estimated $50 million in royalties that he would have earned over the years. To this day, all Calvin and Hobbes merchandise other than the books are pirated.

[Apeman505]

I love that strip.

Only that wasn't the first strip published. I think he published the strip locally (I may be mistaken, so don't hold me to this) and produced that strip when his work was accepted to a larger newspaper so that the new audience wouldn't be lost. (He commented later that this strip, whose purpose was to introduce the characters, wasn't necessary because most of his local town was already familiar with the characters.) ...Yeah, sorry to be a nitpicker, but I just can't help myself!

[the-waz]

yea

calvin and hobbes kicks ass!!!!!!! but it couldve been better somehow....

[Kimera]

A Must See For C&H Fans!!!

It's simple, but very lovingly done. I think Calvin and Hobbes was the greatest comic strip ever. I wish Bill Watterson hadn't retired :(

[Drachen-Faust]

*sniff* i luv u man...

I luv calvin and hobbes. i have every book and intend to buy the next when it comes out. I hope this touches the hearts of many like it did mine*snif*
(p.s i usually dont let animations get this far and im really not crying.)