Publisher Simon & Schuster on Tuesday announced the forthcoming publication of an illustrated “fable for grown-ups.”
, cartoonist Bill Watterson abruptly announced the end of the strip, saying he was “eager to work at a more thoughtful pace, with fewer artistic compromises.
” In the years since then, he’s quietly lent his pen to only a handful a projects, includingguest strips. So it was to the shock and delight of Calv-anaics and Hobbes-heads everywhere that publisher Simon & Schuster on Tuesday announced the forthcoming publication of
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