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>Do you really think that?
Yes, I do. In fact I believe it was more consistent in its quality than Calvin and Hobbes was in its prime. It just got overshadowed because C&H ended and took the spotlight from the comic around the same time.
>I've seen it in the newspaper pages for years. I can't remember a single comic from it that I've read.
It's probably because you're more used to reading the current artists work, Don Wimmer, who's version of the strip has now been running longer than the original creator Pat Brady's run. And Don Wimmer's version of the strip, while still somewhat the same in spirit, is still such a major downgrade in art and writing, especially when most of the strips today are about forest animals. It's probably the best "rebooted" strip where a new artist takes over from an old artist, compared to something like NuNancy or NuHeart.
Pat Brady's original run, especially from the early 90s up to his end in 2004 is some of the best illustration cartooning work in the business, often playing with perspective and format of the panels. It's really good.
