It includes a soap opera-style comic in which one character is enraged that his "wife" has "given birth" to a rabbit while "playing house," and that character uses the alter egos Tracer Bullet and Stupendous Man.
This comic's creator made a black-and-white strip as a spoof of his attempt to prevent licensing of the cartoon, and he later secured the ability to use a panel layout of his own design, rather than the traditional block format. It includes a soap opera-style comic in which one character is enraged that his "wife" has "given birth" to a rabbit while "playing house," and that character uses the alter egos Tracer Bullet and Stupendous Man. Irate Naggon mothers, scum beings, and a hideously transformed Ms. Wormwood are all antagonists of Spaceman Spiff, an alter ego of one title character of this cartoon. For 10 points, name this comic strip created by Bill Watterson and named for two philosophers.
This comic's creator made a black-and-white strip as a spoof of his attempt to prevent licensing of the cartoon, and he later secured the ability to use a panel layout of his own design, rather than the traditional block format.
{Calvin and Hobbes}