Guest Post by Jess Lawson
Aficionados of the wonderful comic strip Calvin and Hobbes, created by Bill Watterson and syndicated from 1985 until 1995, may remember a storyline Watterson used for a series of strips that lasted a couple of weeks. Calvin, a 6-year-old boy with a vivid imagination and a stuffed tiger named Hobbes, was convinced that he had “transmogrified” himself into an owl.
It was pure genius by Watterson because, as was typical with his comedy, we could all relate to Calvin’s creativity and playful nature, and the author cleverly made us laugh and remember our own childhoods. But in Watterson’s strip, of course, Calvin wasn’t really an owl. He was still a little boy in the first grade that would have to go to school, unlike owls who get to stay home with their stuffed animals all day.
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