Looking for Calvin and Hobbes

In this book, Nevin Martell embarks on a personal journey to understand the life and career of Bill Watterson, the intensely private creator of Calvin and Hobbes.

Martell interviews a wide range of artists, writers, and Watterson's closest friends and professional colleagues to reflect on Watterson's fandom and the extraordinary legacy he left behind.

The book explores Watterson's early life, his career development, and his eventual retreat from public life, providing a comprehensive picture of his professional and personal life through extensive interviews and existing sources.