Calvin and Hobbes (Galician Wikipedia)

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Campanelli, John (1 de febreiro de 2010). The Plain Dealer, ed. "'Calvin and Hobbes' fans still pine 15 years after its exit". Cleveland, Ohio. Arquivado dende o orixinal o 07 de xuño de 2011. Consultado o 16 de decembro de 2015.

Campanelli, John (1 de febreiro de 2010). The Plain Dealer, ed. "'Calvin and Hobbes' fans still pine 15 years after its exit". Cleveland, Ohio. Arquivado dende o orixinal o 07 de xuño de 2011. Consultado o 16 de decembro de 2015.

O'Hehir, Andrew (13 de novembro de 2013). Salon, ed. "'Dear Mr. Watterson': Remembering the last great newspaper comic". San Francisco, California: Salon Media Group. Arquivado dende o orixinal o 24 de setembro de 2015. Consultado o 21 de novembro de 2015. 'Calvin and Hobbes' has been immensely influential – but mostly in TV animation, in stand-up and sketch comedy, and in graphic novels and in Internet culture. The newspaper comic, like the newspaper itself, has lost its social meaning.

Suellentrop, Chris (7 de novembro de 2005). "Calvin and Hobbes: The last great newspaper comic strip". Slate. Arquivado dende o orixinal o 03 de novembro de 2015. Consultado o 16 de decembro de 2015.

Suellentrop, Chris (7 de novembro de 2005). "Calvin and Hobbes: The last great newspaper comic strip". Slate. Arquivado dende o orixinal o 03 de novembro de 2015. Consultado o 16 de decembro de 2015.
O'Hehir, Andrew (13 de novembro de 2013). Salon, ed. "'Dear Mr. Watterson': Remembering the last great newspaper comic". San Francisco, California: Salon Media Group. Arquivado dende o orixinal o 24 de setembro de 2015. Consultado o 21 de novembro de 2015. 'Calvin and Hobbes' has been immensely influential – but mostly in TV animation, in stand-up and sketch comedy, and in graphic novels and in Internet culture. The newspaper comic, like the newspaper itself, has lost its social meaning.