Best Comic Strips: Calvin and Hobbes

I must say this is my favorite of all times. Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson is a comic series that became a hit from 1985 to 1995, until the author decided to stop his work because some issue with the Syndicate. However, I´m still grateful for this beautiful, funny and poignant comic strip  he left us during that decade... i have to admit that made me more eager to read the sunday paper and with its imaginative charaters, this comic was able to put a smile on my face everytime i read it, and still does now.
Calvin is a six year old kid with an incredible imagination. He is smart and adventurous, however he is also a misbehaved kid with attention deficit problems, who spends most of his time alone but somehow he gets to have fun all the same. With such a lack of friends and with such an excess of imagination calvin creates himself a world full of adventures in his mind and is a acompanied by his imaginary tiger and best friend, Hobbes.  From the other characters' perspectives, Hobbes is Calvin's stuffed tiger. From Calvin's point of view Hobbes is a tiger, much larger than himself and full of independent attitudes and ideas ( he usually is the voice of conscience)

The Racoon Story: This one is particularly touching
Watterson explains the change of perspectives in the strip according to the appearance of Hobbes in each frame:

"When Hobbes is a stuffed toy in one panel and alive in the next, I'm juxtaposing the 'grown-up' version of reality with Calvin's version, and inviting the reader to decide which is truer."^[7]

Love Calvin and Hobbes

Thank you, Bill Watterson