This is an early version of a later strip in which Lucy complains that she didn't get what she wanted for Christmas, which was "REAL ESTATE."
March 22
March 24Another serif'd word, the "Hey" in Lucy's speech in the first pane. I wonder what it was that inspired Schulz to use serifs for emphasis.
March 25This strip is the beginning of the long war between Snoopy and Linus -- to the victor goes the blanket. Snoopy may hate cats, but he's definitely picked up this maneuver off of one of them.
March 26
A callback to Charlie Brown's pretending to be a martian earlier. It's interesting how television aerials were considered to be futuristic back then. It's very much Jetson-chic.
March 23
This one's mostly an excuse to draw more funny pictures of Snoopy. And I am not complaining at all.March 23
March 24Another serif'd word, the "Hey" in Lucy's speech in the first pane. I wonder what it was that inspired Schulz to use serifs for emphasis.
March 25This strip is the beginning of the long war between Snoopy and Linus -- to the victor goes the blanket. Snoopy may hate cats, but he's definitely picked up this maneuver off of one of them.
March 26
But... then what prompted this exchange? Does Charlie Brown really have that short an attention span? TV is still young yet, so we can't blame that.
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