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This book is the first collection of the Calvin and Hobbes comic strip, which was published starting from November 18, 1985. It introduces readers to Calvin, a imaginative and energetic six-year-old boy, and his best friend Hobbes, who is either a real tiger or a stuffed toy depending on the perspective. The strip is known for its blend of humor, surrealism, and poignant commentary on childhood and imagination. The early strips in this collection showcase Watterson's developing drawing style and the initial characterizations of Calvin and Hobbes.

Written by Vito Russo, 'The Celluloid Closet' is a landmark work that examines the images of homosexuality and gender variance in Hollywood films. The book chronicles the history of how gay people have been erased or demonized in movies, reflecting and perpetuating homophobic stereotypes in American culture. The revised edition, published in 1987, includes information on new wave independent and gay-produced films such as 'The Times of Harvey Milk' and 'Desert Hearts'. This work serves as an essential reference for understanding the portrayal of LGBT people in cinema and its impact on societal attitudes.