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Sunday's Fun Day, Charlie Brown (Peanuts Classics) |
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Summary: More classic Sunday "Peanuts" strips from the early Sixties
Review: "Sunday's Fun Day, Charlie Brown" presents more classic Sunday "Peanuts" strips from 1962-65. For those who remember the book "The Gospel According to Peanuts," you will find some of Charles M. Schulz's most explicitly religious strips as Linus quotes scriptures regarding yokes and Lucy confesses to her brother that they prayed in school. Linus' security blanket is in for some rough times from both his grandmother and Snoopy, while Charlie Brown continues his epic effort to fly that darn kite. Meanwhile, Snoopy is making friends with both the birds and the rabbits and the sibling rivalry between Lucy and Linus reaches new heights. Going through these classic "Peanuts" strips again only serves to remind me that Schulz was the master of the half-page Sunday strip as well as of the thematic week of daily strips. For more Sunday "Peanuts" strips from this period track down "We're Right Behind You, Charlie Brown."
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Summary: More classic Sunday "Peanuts" strips from the early Sixties
Review: "Sunday's Fun Day, Charlie Brown" presents more classic Sunday "Peanuts" strips from 1962-65. For those who remember the book "The Gospel According to Peanuts," you will find some of Charles M. Schulz's most explicitly religious strips as Linus quotes scriptures regarding yokes and Lucy confesses to her brother that they prayed in school. Linus' security blanket is in for some rough times from both his grandmother and Snoopy, while Charlie Brown continues his epic effort to fly that darn kite. Meanwhile, Snoopy is making friends with both the birds and the rabbits and the sibling rivalry between Lucy and Linus reaches new heights. Going through these classic "Peanuts" strips again only serves to remind me that Schulz was the master of the half-page Sunday strip as well as of the thematic week of daily strips. For more Sunday "Peanuts" strips from this period track down "We're Right Behind You, Charlie Brown."
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