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Bill Watterson, creator of Calvin and Hobbes, reviews biography of fellow comic artist, Charles Schulz of Peanuts fame.

Bill Watterson submits to an interview for the first time in 15 years, speaking to a Cleveland newsgroup. Watterson stays true to his Salinger-esque-ness, and communicates via email to the reporter. This is my favorite part: What are your thoughts…

More street art done by C&H fans.

Collection of pre-Calvin and Hobbes material from Bill Watterson.

A Reddit post detailing a Kickstarter movement to help create a documentary concerning the series called Dear Mr. Watterson. It nearly doubled its projected goal.

This comic is a tribute to Watterson's iconic series, by postulating what happens when Calvin grows up and has a child of his own. His daughter finds an old friend.

This Reddit post supplies a Wikipedia entry that suggests that Hobbes wasn't supposed to be imaginary.

Maybe he's still not.

Reddit user declares his favorite C&H storyline.

This reddit user thinks he looks like a "grown up" Calvin. I think the top comment is a bit more accurate.

Reddit user supplies strip concerning capitalism, and sparks a small discussion about "what isn't a classic C&H strip?"