Steen & Stoffer (1987)

741.5

I love these comics so much!
Calvin and Hobbes are so funny and both the design and the comic strips are very good! I can't wait to read my way through all the collection of their stories!
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We love Calvin and Hobbes but this collection was not as funny as other ones I have read. ( )

We love Calvin and Hobbes but this collection was not as funny as other ones I have read. ( )

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Title: Calvin and Hobbes Series: Calvin and Hobbes Author/Artist: Bill Watterson Rating: 5 of 5 Stars Genre: Comics Pages: 128 Format: Digital scan Synopsis: We are introduced to Calvin, a 6 year old and how he captured his best friend, Hobbes, a stuffed tiger. A weekly comic strip from the late 80's and 90's, Calvin and Hobbes is about youth, pure and simple. My Thoughts: Since I had no money when these started coming out, being but a stripling myself, I would request these for my birthday and once a year I would revel in the adventures of Calvin and his best friend, Hobbes. Having embarked upon a reread, I found these just as delightful, just as fun and just as wonderful as I remembered. Which goes to show that Bill Watterson was not only a good comic artist, but a genius when it comes to seeing life through the eyes of a young boy. I have to say, a mere 128 pages sure seems a lot less than it did back then though... " ( )