Calvin and Hobbes Search Engine
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Calvin and Hobbes Search Engine
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#4(Substitute Medium.com, web blogs, SEO, clickbait news, essays, etc. as your cynicism feels inclined)
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#5Search for "goons". 10 comics will show up. The first and last are actually the same one.
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#7Bill Watterson lives in my hometown. I saw him take the garbage out once. I shall never forget that day.
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#8Nice idea! Scripts and comics didn't match for me though.
- https://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/1988/05/15
- https://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/1988/11/06
Edit: I think I see what you meant now. Looking at the search results one of them had a very different “script” text that was unrelated to the “description” text and the contents of the comic strip.
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#10Bill Watterson lives in my hometown. I saw him take the garbage out once. I shall never forget that day.
He's from the Cleveland area. He attended Kenyon College in Ohio. As he arrived, another famous cartoonist Jim Borgman, who is from the Cincinnati area, was just graduating.
Borgman went on to work at the Cincinnati Enquirer and won a Pulitzer in '91. Watterson was inspired by Borgmam's political cartoons and worked at the Cincinnati Post for a while. The Post fired Watterson and eventually we got "Calvin and Hobbes."
So, two giants of cartooning in the 80's and 90's just missed each other at a small liberal arts school in the middle of Ohio, briefly worked at competing papers in the same city, then went on to reach the pinnacle of their craft, albeit quite differently.
I'm amazed by these little quirks of life.