Looking for Calvin and Hobbes Lib/E: The Unconventional Story of Bill Watterson and His Revolutionary Comic Strip (Audiobook)

from CarrieWuj

3.5 For once in my life I was in on a trend early -- that was Calvin and Hobbes. This book is a total fan-boy attempt to uncover the elusive Watterson, and hero worship aside, the author does a pretty good job of connecting the dots, considering the main goal, the man himself is missing. Martell'...

from mhanlon

This wasn't a crisp read. It wasn't a symphony. There were a lot of discordant notes, a lot of extraneous material that tripped me up when I just wanted to hang on to Nevin's subject: Bill Watterson and his brilliant strip. His subject is what kept me reading. It was a pleasant trip back to consi...

from Stahl-Ricco

I liked this book because it reminded me of everything I loved about Calvin and Hobbes - the characters, the stories, and the imagination! Remembering the baby raccoon story line was a tender lub dub in my heart! I liked reading more about Bill Watterson and his reluctance to license his creation...

from Stahl-Ricco

I liked this book because it reminded me of everything I loved about Calvin and Hobbes - the characters, the stories, and the imagination! Remembering the baby raccoon story line was a tender lub dub in my heart! I liked reading more about Bill Watterson and his reluctance to license his creation...

from jasonli

"Looking for Calvin and Hobbes" is a biography of Bill Watterson, the creator of the renowned Calvin Hobbes comics strip that ran in newspapers across the world during the 80s and 90s. In it, Martell takes on the formidable task of piecing together clues about the reclusive artist's life. A quick...