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>> absolutely. >> how many lives that strip sort of touches and sort of like friends. >> one of the unique things about comic strips, unlike most other media, the cartoonist, it's a singular and personal voice. when reading peanuts, you're reading charles schultz and reading calvin and hobbs, you're reading bill waterson. these are artists that have final cut on their work. how many media does an artist have final cut on what they say and do? it makes for beautiful, personal stories we found amazing to explore in the documentary. >> dave, the future of comic strips is, let's say, in transition...

Outreach and preaching of the gospel which is so effective. >> he has a few big world trips coming up. i'd like to be the one in the united states, if my boasses ar watching, send me there. eleanor, love your son. wonderful book. up next, peanuts, garfield, calvin and hobbs, comics we grew up with. we go inside the new documentary "stripped" next. >> i created garfield to really be entertaining, you know. [announcer] if your dog can dream it,

I was so rude li interrupted by my colleague toure. comic strips to me died when calvin and hobbs went away. i still waking up that new's eve, saving the paper. it's in the trunk somewhere in my home. you got the elusive bill waterson on audio tape. i want to play what he had to say. >> quite honestly, i tried to if get that there was an audience. i wanted to keep this strip feeling small and intimate as i did it so my goal was just to make my wife laugh. after that i put it out and the public could take it or leave it. >> bill waterson also painted the -- i guess drew the poster for this film...