CALVIN AND HOBBES

SUNDAY PAGES 19854995

An Exhibition Catalogue by

BILL WATTERSON
PREFACE
CALVIN AND HOBBES
SUNDAY PAGES 19854 995
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With the large Sundays, I felt that Calvin and Hobbes kicked into high gear. The large format not only
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Plus, it’s a lot more fun to draw than a series of talking heads.