What is the best Comic Strip of all time?
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Yeah, I'm a major fanboy for Calvin and Hobbes.
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Garfield... actually make that Garfield Minus Garfield
If you are not aware, check it out, it is a hilarious new take on the old Garfield comics, done by a random internetter with lots of time and good idea, so good actually Garfield creator Jim Davis applauded it and put out a book.
here is a small taste, but I can paruse this site for hours and never stop laughing, great stuff.
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After this cartoon was published in 1987, the executive director of the Jane Goodall Center had an attorney draft a rather stern letter to Larson. The letter stated the cartoon was “incredibly offensive,” “in poor taste,” and “absolutely stupid.” Larson, who respected Jane Goodall, was horrified by the idea that he might have offended her. Before he had the chance to apologize, he received a call from the National Geographic Society requested permission to reprint the cartoon in their special centennial issue. Naturally, Larson's company declined. Well, National Geographic were surprised and contacted Jane Goodall directly about the cartoon. Goodall had enjoyed the cartoon and had not been offended by it at all. The cartoon not only was reprinted in National Geographic, Larson has allowed the Jane Goodall Institute to reproduce the cartoon on a fund raising t-shirt.
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I am a great fan of The Far Side; but, it is not a comic strip. Larson only drew single cartoons.
http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=comic%20strip
I couldn't agree with you more. The Far Side is absolutely brilliant.
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And it's really a shame that it's so difficult to quantify this strip's greatness. I can confidently state that Calvin and Hobbes outclasses the rest of the comic strip world more than anything else has ever outclassed the rest of its medium. Sans this strip, the industry is characterized by guys sitting on rocks making stupid puns, a Family Circus kid misunderstanding the meaning of a word, or an overweight father playing golf while telling jokes such as I LIKE GOLF and GOLF IS HARD. It's a medium that doesn't really deserve something as good as Calvin and Hobbes, but it got it anyway, and the newspaper-reading world was made a better place by it.
Calvin and Hobbes ran from 1985 to 1995. Bill Watterson drew thousands of strips, and while I wish like hell that he would come back and draw more, it's probably best to reflect and be thankful for what he's done. Below we have showcased, in no particular order, some of our favorite Calvin and Hobbes strips of all time. If you love them as much as we do, let us know if you think there are any that we should have included. And if you missed out, well, hopefully we can give you some idea of why Mr. Watterson is our hero.
This is the most beautiful, honest, touching and hilarious comic strip ever made. I would not be who i am if it wasn’t for Calvin and Hobbes. Nothing will ever top it - ever
Calvin is an unbelievably intelligent six-year-old. Hobbes is his tiger friend who plays the role of Jiminy Cricket, casual observer, and savage beast. This strip introduces their dynamic rather well. Calvin's a grossly misbehaving child, and no matter how he tries, he can't betray his nature.
It's kind of refreshing to see a strip that doesn't feel the need to have an uplifting message, or feel like it needs to point out that it's mean to whack an innocent person upside the dome with a snowball.
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I'm partial to Bliss by Harvey Bliss
http://www.comicstripnation.com/bliss/index.html