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Summary: Watterson, shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
Review: It is my feeling that Bill Watterson had enough integrity and ethics to prevent the syndicate from cranking out endless meaninglessly repetitive compilations. Of course, he did quit partly because he was becoming disgusted with many of the commercial aspects of his work. With most comics, even good ones, the collections get stale after a few. Watterson's collections dont. There are a dozen or so C&H compilations/collections, but you wont be dissapointed with owning the whole shebang, especially since Watterson frequently did a lot of extra work to ensure that each collection had something new to offer. Even without this extra stuff, Watterson's body of work is extensive enought to warrant owning all these collections. He was steadily cranking out great material for a decade or so, and if you are like me you will be reading some C&H weekly for as long as you are on this earth, so tons of books is not a bad thing. Basically, I wholeheartedly reccomend all the books. If you like one you will like them all. They only get better as you get to know the characters. Watterson never goes for the cheap laugh by having any of the comic's principals act out of character. As you progress through the years with C&H, and I do reccomend reading them in order, you will see how art progresses and grows when the artist is committed to excellent work. So, go get the first one, titled simply Calvin & Hobbes, and then start down the enjoyable road to making Calvin and his tiger a pleasant little chunk of your life. (Yes, i have repeated this review for every C&H book I own, wich is all of them, so get used to seeing all this anytime you look one of them up)
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Summary: It was pretty good
Review: It was pretty good the only thing wrong with it is people want to steal it and because of that I lost a library book, THIS ONE!
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Summary: Lotsa Laughs
Review: It's FUNNY! HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA...( gasp....) Well, you get the point.
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Summary: He's still got it
Review: It's just more classic Calvin and Hobbes. What else can be said? Absolutely hilarious, everybody ought to get this.
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Summary: Packed and ready to laugh
Review: okay. It's not the hottest around... but it's still a 5 star. Give me the details? Hold on here... anyway. The hillarous tiger and his buddy Calvin planning stuff against the stupid Susie. With super cool stupendous man while Spaceman Spiff gets Debrefied while not wearing them. You think it's total choas? Think again.Calvin is a life long family memory with good very clean jokes. While mixing in the imagination of a tiger and many charecters calvin dreams of. While in earlier books... sending packages of lists to santa. Calvin strikes his gold with the best humor in a comic book will give to you. Makes great christmas or birthday gift. It's hard to give. It also has color comics for the sunday strips. Good amount of pages. Plus the title comic. THE DAYS ARE JUST PACKED!!
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Summary: It's a one of a kind book!
Review: The days are just packed is an Awesome book! I LOVE reading them. I read it over and over. This is a very fantastic book. Bill Watterson is an amazing author.
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Summary: One of the Best
Review: The Days Are Just Packed is one of my favorite Calvin & Hobbes books. It is the first collection to have the undivided Sunday format, and the full-format Sunday strips are real works of art. Even after you've read it a million times, and have all the punchlines memorized, this is still a great book, and worth reading again. If you haven't been exposed to Calvin and Hobbes, this would be a great place to start.
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Summary: One of the Best
Review: The Days Are Just Packed is one of my favorite Calvin & Hobbes books. It is the first collection to have the undivided Sunday format, and the full-format Sunday strips are real works of art. Even after you've read it a million times, and have all the punchlines memorized, this is still a great book, and worth reading again. If you haven't been exposed to Calvin and Hobbes, this would be a great place to start.
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Summary: A new experience for me.
Review: The Days are Just Packed was the first Calvin and Hobbes book I ever read and I remember it fondly. It was summer 1995 and I was 14. It was probably one of the best summers ever and while staying at my grandmothers I found this book. I had never heard of Calvin and Hobbes and ever since sitting with this book in the garden all day in the sun I have loved it ever since. It's not really a humor accessible to children, such as Garfield, but humor for adults based on a child's unique view on the world. I'm sure we were all like Calvin at some point. And we all had a Hobbes. No matter what your age Calvin and Hobbes will always remind you of the innocence of childhood and the outrageous imagination within.
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Summary: Absolutly Great!I loved(and still do)it!!
Review: THE DAYS ARE JUST PACKED.If you've never heard of the great Calvin,Hobbes,Spaceman Spiff(in his little red space-ship),Stupendous-man,Susie,Miss Wormwood,Calvin's parents,Moe,Roslayn,his time-machine/duplicator/trans-mogrifier and the disatorly Snow-goons and wagon(pant,pant),where haver you been!?!?Calvin and his tiger buddy are back,and funnier than ever in this whimiscal and heart-warming collection by the genius of his trade,Bill Watterson
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