Calvin & Hobbes lovers, why do you love them?

I used to buy all the C & H books in the humor section besides Garfield. I now realize that Calvin is abit of a troubled kid. But the cartoonist gave him abit of a positive side and a nice point of view on how cool his imagination can go. And when i was young. it was really funny to see how good he can tick off his parents.

Because Hobbes is a tiger and he's sooooooo cuddly. And Calvin has such a vivid imagination. I love the snowmen and the transmogrifier!

Sometimes the wit, mostly Calvin and Hobbes themselves. Also there is always humor in the unexpected. (Mostly Hobbes)

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