Bill Watterson: The reator of Calvin And Hobbes
- Bill Watterson is the elusive creator of the much-loved comic strip Calvin And Hobbes, which provides a glimpse of life’s funny and often bittersweet musings and philosophies through the eyes of the mischievous six-year old boy named Calvin, and his imaginary tiger friend Hobbes.
- Even though Watterson concluded the daily strip after ten years in 1995, it is still adored among fans worldwide.
- Bill Watterson has given only a handful of interviews or public appearances throughout his career.
- His 1990 Commencement Address at Kenyon College, from where he himself graduated, is a case-study of his guiding philosophy of life: The pinnacle of creativity is playfulness.
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