She wasn't "expelled" for very long.
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- January 30, 1953: Charlie Brown, Jr.
- January 29, 1953: GET OUT OF MY HEAD, TELEVISION
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The text of ROASTED PEANUTS is copyright 2009-2011 by John Harris. No copyright is claimed over the comic strips, which are here under the principle of fair use. Strips presented for review purposes only. We love Peanuts a whole lot, and wouldn't dream of exploiting it. Please don't sue us; we're only trying to love. Thank you for reading this notice.
I like Patty's winter cap! Schulz did not draw Patty in anything but her plaid dress and hair-bow very often in the early years of the strip, but, when she appeared in cameos in the later years of Peanuts, Schulz would often draw Patty wearing that cap.
ReplyDeleteJohn, do you have a favourite year for Peanuts strips? Mine's 1965.