From everything I hear she's pretty much the definition of "the good one" out of that family.

Calvin & Hobbes and The Far Side are as close to the platonic ideal of newspaper comic strips as we may ever get. The Far Side's absurdity insulates it a bit from corporate asshattery. C & H is far more vulnerable to losing its magic if it gets diluted, and Watterson knows it.

No no no, the one with the guitars where he shouts PARTY a lot.

Have you tried fire? Or incredible, horrifying, unending violence?

Keep your pitiful bedrooms, bathrooms, garages, and whatever else you peasants use. I have ascended:

There was an article in The Guardian a few weeks back about how Gen Z find bookshops preferable to online shopping, and a key factor was that an algorithm will offer you 6000 books identical to the one you just finished whereas a bookseller will offer you three that are different but meet the vibe.