Itt: dated criticism.
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Itt: dated criticism
Juan Cruz
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Aaron Kelly
God, I loved that strip!
Luke Nguyen
C&H? It’s one of the greats.
Samuel King
That 1 itself. Can't exactly call it an issue or episode.
Bentley Lee
Ha ha
Yeah
"Dated"
Parker Lewis
>Dated
Watterson's criticisms of 90's comics are still relevant.
Charles Hernandez
Luke Adams
I had basically the same reaction from reading Guts.
Bentley Richardson
Adrian Wood
Logan Carter
Calvin and Hobbes suck, one thing is Watterson having a inflated ego...but his comics are so danm boring.
Anthony Evans
Have you noticed a lot of C&H strips are still relevant today? Like the one where Calvin says he's more interested in celebrity news than stuff that actually affects him.
C&H has a certain timeless feel to it, unlike a lot of strips, which quickly become dated because the jokes are about pop culture.
Juan Nguyen
>Captain Marvel.jpg
Alexander Cooper
t. Brainlet
Easton Allen
Gabriel Cook
Nice brapper on the amazon. Watterson drew a hot Blondie too, too bad we'll never see his porn.
Leo Lopez
>implying we never will
Evan Richardson
Thomas Roberts
I would unironically read Captain Steroid. Especially the issues that featured Amazon Girl.
Of course it helps that Watterson's art and dialogue are more entertaining than most of the books on the market today.
Lincoln Johnson
The only thing dated are the costumes
Landon Lee
Liam Jackson
comics turned me gay, should advise children to stay away
Aaron Rodriguez
This one feels like a Dobson comic
Nolan Rogers
This reminds me of a line from the original The Tick comics
> I'm a superhero, I don't solve crime I just fight it
Oliver Baker
Buddy, it’s specifically a parody of Frank Miller and the ilk. It’s as dated as any other pop culture reference from the 80’s.
Cooper Flores
>Frank Miller and the ilk
>pop culture reference from the 80’s.
The strip is from 1994, by that year Miller himself was making fun of >extreme brainlets
Ian Wood
>>extreme brainlets
Ah, yes, idiots aping the form without understanding the underpinnings.
Josiah Johnson
The thing I love about this strip is how Watterson is trying his best to emulate that terrible 90s comic look, but he's just too good of an artist to do it. He makes it look far too appealing.
Julian Garcia
Grayson Anderson
The times when watterson deviated from the normal cartoony style to draw those awesome dinosaurs and superheroes were always such a treat.