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Mash-Up: Winter Is Coming

A Game of Thrones / Calvin and Hobbes Mash-Up

The George R. R. Martin/HBO fantasy epic Game of Thrones meets everyone's favorite boy and tiger in a comic by Joel Watson of Hijinks Ensue. The familiar snowman massacres of Calvin and Hobbes are re-imagined as the killing fields north of the wall from Westeros as Watson imagines Calvin as Jon Snow and Hobbes as his direwolf, Ghost. Also available a desktop or iPhone background! Source: Hijinks Ensue

Mash-Up: Calvin and Hobbes / Terminator

"Johnny and Uncle Bob" by Timothy Lim (ninjaink)
“Johnny and Uncle Bob is a syndicated daily comic strip
that was written and illustrated by American cartoonist James Cameron”

Link Round-Up: May 19, 2011

What if Calvin and Hobbes was made into a video game?

Artist Damir G. Martin challenged himself to design 55 unique 3D dragons in a month. The result is the The 55 Dragons Design Project

Cross Section Views of Leica Lenses

Now THIS is How Steampunk is Done

Perfectly Timed Photos is a collection of Pics taken at just the right (or wrong) moment.

Gallery: Calvin and Hobbes Fan Art

"Calvin & Hobbes" by Tom Fowler

Via: Comic Twart

"Calvin and Hobbes Investigations" by Francesco Francavilla
Via: Pulp Sunday

"Calvin and Hobbes" by Nathan Fairbairn

Via: Comic Twart

"Calvin and Hobbes" by Chris Samnee

Calvin and Hobbes by Justin Copelan

Via: RetroAero

Via: Rows of Lights

"John Calvin and Thomas Hobbes" by Spacecoyote

Via: Deviant Art

Few historians know of the heartwarming friendship between French Reformation theologian John Calvin and English political philosopher Thomas Hobbes, the latter of whom may or may not have been real, considering he was not even born yet.

"Best Friends" by Spacecoyote

Via: Deviant Art

"It's A Magical World" by Spacecoyote

Via: Deviant Art

"Schoolyard Takedown" by Weremagnus

Via: The Daily What / Deviant Art

"Calvin and Hobbes - P.I." by erikjdurwoodii

Via: Deviant Art

Finally I put to "paper" an idea I've had in my head for a while. I took some artistic liberties with Calvin. Morphing the short chubby Calvin boy into a lean adult produced this. With Hobbes always at his side, they fight crime above the law.

"I'm Home" by erikjdurwoodii

"Calvin and Hobbes" by JaimePosadas

Just for fun.

"Jack's Imaginary Friend" by Sean Clarity
Via: Gallery1988

A visual representation of Galvin P. Chow's theory that Fight Club is Calvin and Hobbes, but grown up:

"Just as Calvin has an imaginary jungle-animal friend named Hobbes, whom everyone else believes to be nothing but a stuffed toy, "Jack" in Fight Club has an imaginary cool-guy friend named Tyler, whom no one but Jack can see."

"Kraven and Hobbes" by Ryan Dunlavey

Via: Comic Book Resources

"Batmin and Robbes" by infos-geek

Via: Flickr

"Fozzie Bear" by Stephen Mooney

Via: Eclectic Mick

"Dalvin and Holly" by Lunix

Via: Reddit

"Calvin ten years Later" by Bolorz

Via: Reddit

"Calvin and Hobbes as Watchmen"

Via: Digg

"Calvin and Hobbes" by Loveariddle

Via: DeviantArt

It's kinda impossible to make Calvin look like Calvin in another style.

"Calvin and the Hobbes!" by Mike Henry

"Calvin and Hobbes Goes Manga" by Ted Dawson and Wes Hargis

Via: Three Men in a Tub

"Han & Chewie" by James Hance

Get it on a t-shirt at Red Bubble.

"Alone" by Enigmawing

Via: DeviantArt

Calvin has just made the most painful realization of his young life.

"Hobbes" by Jamie Boylan (Sacking Jimmy)

"I did this for a battle over at the Satellite Soda forums. The topic was Destroying a childhood memory."

"Drawing" by Ki

"Calvin and Susie...10 years later"

Source unknown, but this has appeared in a number of variations and places.

Via: Colin Fahrion

Wallpaper: Calvin and Hobbes

Here's a nice desktop for the remainder of the winter months. Click for full sized.

Source: Dad's Big Plan

Mural: Calvin and Hobbes

Calvin and Hobbes Mural by How Brown Met Blue

"Freehand playroom mural, donated to the Reynold's Home, a shelter for women and children.

I've always been a HUGE fan of this comic strip. Working on this mural, staring at every minute detail, i gained a greater appreciation for watterson's beautiful work. i tried to respect the original works as much as possible, giving my full attention to even the smallest detail and trying to get the colors just right. attempting to recreate the look of watercolors using only latex paint proved to be quite difficult.

I hope i did 'em justice.

For some reason, i don't think this photo truly shows people how big this mural actually is. i think it was something like 18 feet wide by 10 feet high."