About: Black-and-White Drawing of Calvin

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Black-and-White Drawing of Calvin refers to one of Calvin's alter egos. This alter ego was a poorly rendered self-portrait made by Calvin in his spare time. It appeared as a pencil drawing of Calvin in a single weekday strip. The drawing was a bean-shaped stump with a broken outline, wheel-shaped feet, no arms, misplaced facial features and what appeared to be an antenna. Calvin's mother thought the drawing was of some sort of helicopter.

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rdfs:label	Black-and-White Drawing of Calvin
rdfs:comment	Black-and-White Drawing of Calvin refers to one of Calvin's alter egos. This alter ego was a poorly rendered self-portrait made by Calvin in his spare time. It appeared as a pencil drawing of Calvin in a single weekday strip. The drawing was a bean-shaped stump with a broken outline, wheel-shaped feet, no arms, misplaced facial features and what appeared to be an antenna. Calvin's mother thought the drawing was of some sort of helicopter.
dcterms:subject	Characters Minor characters Alter egos of Calvin One-Time Characters
abstract	Black-and-White Drawing of Calvin refers to one of Calvin's alter egos. This alter ego was a poorly rendered self-portrait made by Calvin in his spare time. It appeared as a pencil drawing of Calvin in a single weekday strip. The drawing was a bean-shaped stump with a broken outline, wheel-shaped feet, no arms, misplaced facial features and what appeared to be an antenna. Calvin's mother thought the drawing was of some sort of helicopter.

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