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Let Calvin and Hobbes teach you how to spent a Lazy Sunday in this collection of Sunday strips by Bill Watterson. Summary of the Book Zoinks! The Naggons are out to get Spaceman Spiff! Can the brave cosmic traveller get away from them? Can he escape the clutches of the Bat-Webbed Booger Being and its mistress, the diabolical Naggon Queen? Well, despite his efforts at cosmic peace, he still has a lot of homework to do. Thankfully, Calvin has his loyal, but sometimes wild, comrade Hobbes the Tiger to help him with his schoolwork. After all, if you can’t trust a Tiger with triangles, who can you trust? Calvin’s Sundays are spent like all kids’ Sundays, with a wild Tiger in tow, a crate with a rather dysfunctional gyroscopic steering mechanism and a hill with a steep slope. His antics might not win any A-grades at school or make a decent family picture but they definitely show us that a kid’s world is more awesome and more colourful than anything an adult can come up with. About Bill Watterson William B. Watterson II is an American comic book writer and artist. He is best associated with his Calvin and Hobbes strips. Calvin and Hobbes syndicated from November 18, 1985, to December 31, 1995 and at the height of its fame, it was featured in more than 2,400 newspapers around the world. Collector’s Note This book is an earlier version of the Calvin and Hobbes: Sunday Pages 1985-1995 book.