Most of Calvin's stuff had been sent on ahead at his parents' request, it was almost like they didn't trust him, but he still had a few things left to pack. The important things, like Hobbes. Who kept unpacking everything else ( Read more... )

The Martian hid behind his jaw for several moments before he was sure the green thing that had bitten him skittered away.

There was a square of paper on the floor that looked like something from the... "Book! Book book book. Yip yip."

Book in one tentacle, he picked up the box shown in the like!book with another and started poking at buttons ( Read more... )

Calvin, being Calvin, hadn't really realised that anything particularly unusual was going on. Sure he'd had a class cancelled, and there was that odd smell. But it wasn't like they were the kind of things that would actually bother him.

Not like the gremlin that had just latched onto his leg fangs first. That, he noticed.

[Establishy]

You'd think after the last transmogrification incident, that Calvin would be more careful about leaving large, empty, cardboard boxes lying around. Especially if he was going to get into an epic wresting match with Hobbes.

You'd be wrong.

Hobbes sighed and disengaged Calvin's much sharper than usual teeth from around his arm.

[Establishy.]

The one good thing about not having a date for prom was that it didn't matter as much if you ran late getting ready.

"Hobbes, have you seen my tie?"

Hobbes glanced up at Calvin, shrugged and went back to reading his copy of Tuna Fisheries Monthly. "You look fine without it," he said. "And you don't like wearing them ( Read more... )

Blue wasn't quite sure where he was ( Read more... )

Compared with the rough and tumble that had proceeded his turning into a tiger, Calvin changing back into a human in his sleep was practically anti-climatic ( Read more... )

Calvin and Hobbes were fighting again. This would normally not have been particularly surprising or noteworthy, given that it really only took the drop of a hat for them to either start or stop fighting. Occasionally they would even fight over who got to drop the hat ( Read more... )

Calvin, being Calvin, had somehow completely managed to miss the fact that Parent's Weekend had started yesterday, and was also completely oblivious to the fact he had a guest coming and that he'd stood her up at the picnic ( Read more... )