Megan Watterson

Joel Allen Schroeder's documentary Dear Mr. Watterson: An Exploration of Calvin & Hobbes introduces us to numerous people who were profoundly influenced by the philosophical and very warmhearted comic strip created and written by Bill Watterson, who has studiously avoided the spotlight since ending the strip in 1995. Nearly two decades later, the film showcases how the collected works of Watterson still speak to readers everywhere.

  "Calvin and Hobbes provided an exhilarating blend of fantasy, sophistication, pungent humor and superb drawing that was dazzling." —The Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio
  With keen insight, Bill Watterson depicted life through the eyes of a child in Calvin and Hobbes—with all the inherent fun and frustrations.

Calvin y Hobbes es una tira cómica escrita y dibujada por Bill Watterson que relata, en clave de humor, las peripecias de Calvin, un imaginativo niño de 6 años, y Hobbes, su enérgico y sarcástico tigre de peluche.
Bajo su aparente sencillez, se encuentra una de las tiras cómicas más complejas de finales del siglo XX.