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Musings on another Artist
Bill Watterson, creator of Calvin and Hobbes, reviews biography of fellow comic artist, Charles Schulz of Peanuts fame.
The Creator speaks.
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…
Mildly disturbing beginnings
Collection of pre-Calvin and Hobbes material from Bill Watterson.
Rarities and B-sides
An extensive collection of rare Calvin and Hobbes prints alongside other pieces of Watterson's little known work.
C&H Stamps
An article detailing a production of comic strip-themed U.S postage stamps.
This is significant, and significantly odd, because of Watterson's aversion to merchandising.
This is significant, and significantly odd, because of Watterson's aversion to merchandising.