| − | '''Calvin and Hobbes''' was a newspaper [[comic strip]] written by Bill Watterson, which ran for just over ten years, from [[November 18]] [[1985]], through [[December 31]] [[1995]]. The comic, which benefited from a very literary author in [[Bill Watterson]], drew on common themes of childhood and innocence, as well as more philosophical topics, ranging from the meaning of life to attempts to deal with the complexity of modern life. | + | '''Calvin and Hobbes''' was a newspaper [[comic strip]] written by Bill Watterson, which ran for just over ten years, from November 18, 1985, through December 31, 1995. The comic, which benefited from a very literary author in [[Bill Watterson]], drew on common themes of childhood and innocence, as well as more philosophical topics, ranging from the meaning of life to attempts to deal with the complexity of modern life. |