Walmart also has The Calvin and Hobbes Portable Compendium Sets (Paperback) on sale from $10.64 as listed below. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
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Walmart also has The Calvin and Hobbes Portable Compendium Sets (Paperback) on sale from $10.64 as listed below. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
are all of these strips inside the original complete set that is on sale for 76?
Yes, but just be aware that large set can be awkward to hold and read unless you use a table or some sort of backing behind it. I own every version and I find these and/or the original releases to be the most enjoyable reading. These are much smaller overall than the original releases back in the 80s and 90s but still a great way manage the collection.
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oof if I had to pick one, any suggestions?
Don't have any suggestions for selecting one, though I'd personally start at the beginning. But regarding the other response, to just get them all - if you are gonna do that, then just buy the boxed 4 volume set from 2012, and available for $91 right now: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1449433251 - first of all, that's still the only option available right now (volume 5 of this set just came out, and there are two more not yet released), second, it actually ends up being cheaper (volume 5 is not discounted, so $21), and third, the older set includes extra materials, notes by Watterson, etc.
But back to the original Q, maybe for a kid who might be hard on the books, or you not sure will like them, just start with #1 for a lower intial investment, just get #1. If they love it, you could still jump to the full set for $91, or be content with waiting for them to release the final sets (possibly pay $20+ for each) as they come out.
ps. I read most of these as they came out, in the daily newspaper, and then I bought the complete set right when it came out in 2012, my kids in 5th and 9th grade both loved them to death too. It's now a bond we have, the appreciation of Calvin's twisted maniacal view of things ... priceless!
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But back to the original Q, maybe for a kid who might be hard on the books, or you not sure will like them, just start with #1 for a lower intial investment, just get #1. If they love it, you could still jump to the full set for $91, or be content with waiting for them to release the final sets (possibly pay $20+ for each) as they come out.
ps. I read most of these as they came out, in the daily newspaper, and then I bought the complete set right when it came out in 2012, my kids in 5th and 9th grade both loved them to death too. It's now a bond we have, the appreciation of Calvin's twisted maniacal view of things ... priceless!
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