Title: This is all very inspirational!
Product review: "Calvin and Hobbes" is one of the very few comic classics to ever be published in newpapers nationwide. And with this second installment in the series, we have more of the duo's adventures and philosophies. From Calvin as an onion to Hobbes trying to be "cool", it's always good to be back in childhood once we're through with this book. Also, we get to see a bit more philosophical discussions between the six-year old and his stuffed tiger. An example would have to be when they discover that a huge chunk of forest has been destroyed by human tools.This is Bill Watteron's greatest achievement. It's sad that he ended the comic in 1995, but I respect his decision.
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