‘Calvin and Hobbes’ Hits the iBookstore, First Time in Ebook Format
Remember the days of reading Bill Watterson’s classic Calvin and Hobbes comics while growing up? Now you can re-live those moments in digital format, as three books have debuted in ebook format for the first time ever, available in the iBookstore, Kindle Store ($9.99 each) and the Nook store.
There are three books available (256 pages each) and ready for the iPad:



If you want 20% off these books, buy them after jumping on local iTunes Cards sales. You don’t want to miss these classic comics for your kids. I want these, NOW!
Bonus: check out this rare interview with Bill Watterson over at Mental Floss.
[via The Verge]
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Just got the Complete Calvin and Hobbes (paperback edition) from Costco on the weekend for $50. Every Calvin and Hobbes comic ever printed. Couldn’t pass up that deal!
Sadly these books were removed yesterday at some point. Maybe they found an emulator in them.
That is strange! Just gone from the Canadian store.
I managed to snag “Essential” a couple of nights ago, but when I went back to purchase “Authoritative” and “Indispensable”, I couldn’t access them, only to be greeted by the message: “The item you’ve requested is not currently available in the Canadian Store.” *&^%$#!!!