Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for December 26, 1995
December 25, 1995
December 27, 1995
Transcript:
Hobbes: What's this? Calvin: A generic snowman. I used to make original snowmen, but it was time-consuming, hard work, so I said, heck, this is crazy! Now I crank out crude imitations of what's already popular! It takes no time or thought, and most people don't care about the difference anyway! Hobbes: So cynical, yet so practical. Calvin: And what good is originality if you can't crank it out?
Explore Calvin and Hobbes
More From Calvin and Hobbes
COMIC-ER almost 12 years ago
last strip 5 days
Xalder over 9 years ago
Wow, the commentary. “What good is originality if you can’t crank it out?” As he nears the end Watterson is showing how despite his love for his series, there’s only so much that can be done.
the calvinosaurus that calvin wanted to discover about 9 years ago
so he doesn’t make the monster snowmen anymore?
ebrooks about 9 years ago
Calvin changes his mind 2 days before the end! :)
IbrahimAdnan almost 6 years ago
This strip forecasts the end.
yow4zip Premium Member over 3 years ago
A happy non tragic snowman.
Pets of the comics about 3 years ago
5