Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for April 29, 1986
April 28, 1986
April 30, 1986
Transcript:
Calvin: The tyrannosaurus lumbers across the prehistoric valley... The terrifying lizard is three stories tall and his mouth is filled with six-inch chisels of death! With a few mighty steps, the dinosaur is upon a tribe of fleeing cavemen. He devours then one by one! Aarrgh! Aaieee! Aaughh! Mom: Calvin, eat your popcorn quietly!
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cyberkidvj almost 11 years ago
Calvin =Creative Genius
ricpent over 10 years ago
C&H Creative, hyperactive.
garbbescombo over 10 years ago
those poor cavemen/popcorn…
jewlmc over 10 years ago
He’s imitating those dinosaurs on tv..lol!!
Catnat almost 10 years ago
Chisels of death, huh?
yow4zip Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Popcornavore?
bmonk almost 10 years ago
He’s just lucky his arms are longer (proportionately) than T. rex’s.
hihigirl almost 10 years ago
Watterson’s drawings aren’t the same earlier as they are now.
203298 over 3 years ago
I love it when Calvin pretends he’s a animal
alexzinuro over 2 years ago
Three stories? The Empire State Building is 1,250 feet or 102 stories tall, not counting its antenna, so three stories would be 36.73 feet. This was more the height of the mid-Jurassic sauropod dinosaur Omeisaurus of China, which was 59 feet long (including its 27-foot neck), about 37 feet tall, and weighed 11 tons. T. rex, on the other hand, was about 10 feet high at the hips, 30 feet long, and weighed 4 tons.