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There are about 3150 Calvin and Hobbes strips. For comparison, there are about 900 Star Trek episodes (including the animated ones). I don't find it hard to b
by Izkata 3y ago
There are about 3150 Calvin and Hobbes strips.
For comparison, there are about 900 Star Trek episodes (including the animated ones).
I don't find it hard to believe someone can know all of them, because I am one of those people for Star Trek, and comic strips are so much shorter. I couldn't populate a spreadsheet from scratch, but name an episode and reference the plot somehow, I'm fairly sure I'll remember it and be able to fill in some details without looking it up.
> Never missed one or went on vacation and the paper got thrown out (assuming that was the predominant medium)?
Also they're all available at https://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/ https://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/ - I read through the whole thing a few years ago.
- Obscurity4340 3y agoK thats my bad on the quantity, that was reckless but it doesn't change the nature of my conjecture and you avoided the primary question: does n + 1 = 0 with regard to an arbitrary number of "new" comics/works? What if there was a "vault" of undiscovered or arbitrarily retained C&H works? You're seriously gonna say "nah" to that? Edit: I edited my response, thanks for correcting me on that point. There really was no excuse for me to not pull that up real fast
- Obscurity4340 3y ago[]