| − | '''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]] (b. 1958), 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. Newspapers continue to reprint the popular strips, but no new one has appeared since 1995. |