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Few strips exist with Marvin. One was where he's in his Spaceman Spiff outfit in class and gets sent to the headmaster. A second strip had Marvin eating dinner with his parents and requesting him to take some to Hobbes. Marvin's father is unaware of Hobbes, to which Marvin's mother explains that Hobbes is an imaginary friend and chalks up Marvin's request to desiring extra helpings. Marvin then brings the food to Hobbes, who said the request for wine was denied. A third strip that did get completely revamped was where Marvin sneaks out of his house at three in the morning, going to a nearby payphone to ask his father "Do you know where I am?"
 
Few strips exist with Marvin. One was where he's in his Spaceman Spiff outfit in class and gets sent to the headmaster. A second strip had Marvin eating dinner with his parents and requesting him to take some to Hobbes. Marvin's father is unaware of Hobbes, to which Marvin's mother explains that Hobbes is an imaginary friend and chalks up Marvin's request to desiring extra helpings. Marvin then brings the food to Hobbes, who said the request for wine was denied. A third strip that did get completely revamped was where Marvin sneaks out of his house at three in the morning, going to a nearby payphone to ask his father "Do you know where I am?"
   
These strips are shown in the book, "Exploring [[Calvin and Hobbes]]"
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These strips are shown in the book, "[[Exploring Calvin and Hobbes]]"

Revision as of 17:39, 24 November 2024

Marvin was an early concept for Calvin. He was just like Calvin except that he had much longer, shaggier hair. The name was eventually changed to Calvin, then later Bill Watterson removed the long hair as he felt it looked ridiculous for such long hair to be covering the boy's eyes.

Few strips exist with Marvin. One was where he's in his Spaceman Spiff outfit in class and gets sent to the headmaster. A second strip had Marvin eating dinner with his parents and requesting him to take some to Hobbes. Marvin's father is unaware of Hobbes, to which Marvin's mother explains that Hobbes is an imaginary friend and chalks up Marvin's request to desiring extra helpings. Marvin then brings the food to Hobbes, who said the request for wine was denied. A third strip that did get completely revamped was where Marvin sneaks out of his house at three in the morning, going to a nearby payphone to ask his father "Do you know where I am?"

These strips are shown in the book, "Exploring Calvin and Hobbes"