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Sunday, March 23, 1986

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Calvin and Hobbes are playing war. Calvin is the defender of liberty, Hobbes the godless Communist oppressor. They square off and shoot each other with suction darts. They see they each have a dart stuck in them. Calvin suggests that it's kind of a stupid game.

Transcript

How come we play war and not peace? Too few role models. I'll be the fearless American defender of liberty and democracy ... and you can be the loathsome godless communist oppressor. We're at war, so if you get hit with a dart, you're dead and the other side wins, ok? Gotcha. Go! Wap Wap Kind of a stupid game, isn't it?

Collected in

Calvin and Hobbes
p. 62
The Essential Calvin and Hobbes
p. 72
Calvin and Hobbes: Sunday Pages 1985–1995
pp. 24–25
The Complete Calvin and Hobbes
Book 1,p. 75
The Complete Calvin and Hobbes
Book 1,p. 75
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