I didn't until long after it had stopped circulating.

I wonder how many fans of the comic strip get the reference to the two philosophers?

I so identify with this comic strip that I named my 1966 Sunbeam Tiger "Hobbes"!

and the pigs are more equal than the other animals. -- j
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Resnick and Halladay included Pogo in one of the end-of-chapter review questions in their Physics I text! Loved it!
A problem on center-of-mass...:)
Um... 1964 or so!

Love Space Man Spiff and his adventures.
Reminds me of my wandering imagination back in grade school...

Calvin and Hobbes is deep as well as funny. It makes it worth reading for me- I like my humor with a side of brain-food. I have most of the collection.

Love C&H. Great one. Thanks.

'Cause I just love the ability to become whatever I want for a couple of hours. ;)

Calvin and Hobbes touched that side of my humor that made Pogo my favorite comic when I was a kid.

Hillary in the role of Calvin. Excellent.

I love Calvin and Hobbs too. Hail the Transmorgifier!

Perfect...should be a cartoon at the beginning of every prime time lamestream TV show and broad cast on every dumb phone in the country every hour!

Right out of Atlas.
Calvin and Hobbes were my favorite philosophers next to A.R. Another great cartoon philosopher was Walt Kelly, and before them, Al Capp. In the case of Capp, most folks didn't realize they were reading satire unless Capp was drawing his cartoon within a cartoon, Fearless Fosdick, a very obvious take-off on Dick Tracy.

Always been my favorite, too, and I have the complete collection.

The Alley Oop I read as a kid is still going with commenting fans.
Old Dino once dressed up as King Guz at an elementary school costume contest.

http://www.gocomics.com/alley-oop

He did because of the syndication requirements (might be a great topic for discussion on owning the products of one's mind). This is all the old stuff.

Great find! I thought the author quit publishing C&H.

I don't buy newspapers anymore but I did like certain comic strips like Calvin and Holmes.
Just learned that I do have an alternative~

http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes

ha ha. It's easy to fall into that thinking in little ways, and when it happens we aren't so obvious as to say aloud "the ends justify the means". That's part of what makes it funny.

Funny stuff, It would be awesome if it was that way in the real world for the destroyers.

My daughter's favorite cartoon. And she has the full collection.

Good one! When I subscribed to a newspaper, Calvin & Hobbes was the first comic I read. Always funny!