Amazon is offering a massive discount on the premium, three-volume hardcover collection of Bill Watterson's beloved comic ...

Bill Watterson published thousands of Calvin and Hobbes strips, but some essential quotes stand out. Dust specks and scientific boinks abound.

The Noodle Incident is an enduring mystery from Calvin and Hobbes, but what actually was it? And why does Calvin refuse to explain it to others?

Hobbes dwelled in a fun space, somewhere between being Calvin’s friend and sometimes being his frenemy. As depicted by Watterson, “Calvin and Hobbes” was something rare and magical.

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Bill Watterson’s return to print, after nearly three decades, comes in the form of a fable called “The Mysteries,” which shares with his famous comic strip a sense of enchantment.

Bill Watterson, creator of the revered comic strip Calvin and Hobbes, has released a new graphic novel — his first published work in the 28 years since Calvin and Hobbes ended.

Bill Watterson, the cartoonist behind the beloved Calvin and Hobbes comic strip, has been almost completely off the radar since the last newspaper comic of the series ran in 1995. However, there ...

The creator of Calvin and Hobbes is back, but the mystery is why he disappeared in the first place.

Calvin asks Hobbes where the animals are supposed to live now the woods have been cut down for new houses. He continues, asking how humans would like it if animals bulldozed a suburb and planted ...

One writer reflects on the “Calvin and Hobbes” comics that have become a precious symbol of her happy childhood.

The strip begins with Calvin and Hobbes lugging a red wagon to the top of a hill. Together, they devise a plan to ride the wagon down the hill and travel through time.