His comics were praised for being whimsical but also literary. It shifted between reality and a child's fantasy. He also added memorable and lovable characters that could be recognized due to his popularity (Calvin and Hobbes was featured in over 2,500 papers during its prime). He added satire and playful humor to many of his comics, which made them only that much more appealing.
He was also known for urging comic strip artists to print their comics outside of newspapers due to demands given by editors and syndicates.
<span>It brought information right to your house. people were able to communicate better, address issues faster and become aware of things happening around the world by watching the news. the down part is that it made people lazy it increased our chance of sitting at the couch and watching tv for hours and hours. people are less active, distracting kids from doing their home work and making them lazy not going outside and play and exercise. people also consume junk foods while watching tv and u know that is part of the reason that people are NOT being healthy.
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I feel like the answer would be c. hope this helps.
