In my copy of the “Calvin and Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book”, I have the very last C&H (weekday) strip from my local newspaper. Seems pretty vintage to me.
Before I started reading ’em online, and when my dad got the daily paper, he would put the comics section aside for me. When I moved off to college, he would keep a paper bag full of all the comics sections that I would pick up when I came to visit. I would later read them in chronological order, but offset by months or even years sometimes.
Templo S.U.D. over 6 years ago
In my copy of the “Calvin and Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book”, I have the very last C&H (weekday) strip from my local newspaper. Seems pretty vintage to me.
Cameron1988 Premium Member over 6 years ago
Only five cents? Thant’s a steal!
Linguist over 6 years ago
Why didn’t I think of that ?
NeedaChuckle Premium Member over 6 years ago
Do kids even read comics, anymore!
trivers over 6 years ago
I have the comics that gave tribute to Charles Schultz when he passed.
prince valiant Premium Member over 6 years ago
As a kid, I would cut out and paste Peanuts comics on lined paper and make my own books. That was 50 years go.
edreajr over 6 years ago
If something’s “vintage” you can charge more for it than if it’s just “old.”
eb110americana over 6 years ago
Before I started reading ’em online, and when my dad got the daily paper, he would put the comics section aside for me. When I moved off to college, he would keep a paper bag full of all the comics sections that I would pick up when I came to visit. I would later read them in chronological order, but offset by months or even years sometimes.
Laurie Stoker Premium Member over 6 years ago
Clever girl!