He also did an audio interview for the comic strip documentary Stripped. You can't help but notice the similarities between the plot of The Mysteries and the story of Watterson's own life - his surprise retirement in 1995, the mystery that grew about his departure, and now this surprise return with a very un-Calvin & Hobbes-like story. The normally reclusive Watterson does a lengthy interview in the 2015 book Exploring Calvin and Hobbes. Years later, a single battered knight returns." "Hoping to end the torment, the king dispatches his knights to discover the source of the mysterious events. " a long-ago kingdom is afflicted with unexplainable calamities," reads the publisher's description of the book. The Mysteries is a new 72-page book by Watterson and fellow artist John Kascht are creating what is described as "a fable for grown-ups." Scheduled to be published by Andrews McMeel Publishing in late 2023, The Mysteries has reportedly been in the works for years in what's described as an "unusually close collaboration." Now, 28 years later, he is coming back - but not for a kids comic strip (not that Calvin & Hobbes was ever just for kids). Iconic cartoonist Bill Watterson famously retired at the height of Calvin & Hobbes' success in 1995. Includes an in-depth, original, and lengthy interview with Bill Watterson.
As it turns out, so has he and he's coming back to the drafting table to show that growth. Exploring Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson, Robb Jenny. Valentines Day Downhill Disasters Bus Stop Musings Calvinball Bedtime Dinosaurs. If you're like me, you've done a lot of growing up since you first read Calvin & Hobbes by Bill Watterson. Calvin and Hobbes: Scientific Theory The GoComics Team.
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