Bill Watterson used dynamic, gestural strokes to ink Calvin and Hobbes. The Sunday comics, which covered more real estate on the page than the daily black-and-white comic strips, were enlivened by Watterson’s sprightly, expressive use of color in depicting the strip’s many seasonal woodland sceneries and the fantastical otherworlds of Calvin’s imagination.
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