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calvin and hobbes is a daily comic strip created by american cartoonist bill watterson that was syndicated from november 18, 1985 to december 31, 1995. commonly cited as "the last great newspaper comic", "calvin and hobbes" has enjoyed broad and enduring popularity, influence and academic interest.
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additionally, aspects of hobbes' existence as a "real" tiger and a stuffed animal converge with little dispute from calvin. an example is hobbes's frequent washings or "baths" in the laundry machine which calvin accepts. likewise, in one strip, calvin states that hobbes becomes "a little loopy" when he comes out of the dryer. another example is when calvin's mom signed calvin up for swimming lessons, calvin asks why hobbes can't come, so she responds (eyes rolling) "it's not good to get tigers wet," to which calvin asks hobbes why this is true, and hobbes replies "it takes us all day to dry out, and until we do, we smell funny." another example is that although the debut strip showed calvin capturing hobbes with a snare in such a way that seems like it's the first time they've ever met, another strip implies that hobbes is older than calvin and has been around his entire life. this strip has calvin quoting that he can't recall anything from when he was under the age of three. hobbes responds to this by saying calvin spent most of the time burping up. though other characters often refer to hobbes as a "stuffed tiger" to calvin, he avoids or ignores those comments (for example, when hobbes is believed to have been stolen during a burglary, calvin's mom reassures him that a robber would not want a stuffed tiger, to which calvin responds "but hobbes is so trusting ...").
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