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Unbuenplan Design info3f2c — So funny, a summer to remember.

Aaron Avelino aaronavelino — We all know Peanuts, but only a small percent know how it all began. This first book of the complete anthology isn't really the beginning, because it all started with one-panel strips called Lil' Folks, which is collected in an equally fascinating anthology. I highly recommend the Lil' Folks anthology, but you can only order it from the Charles Schulz Museum. Anyway, back to this book. To see Charlie Brown and Snoopy from 1950 is like seeing the birth of strip cartooning. Schulz had a lot to say about isolation, angst, gender roles, and respect. While latter day Peanuts touched on these themes, Schulz did so while on auto-pilot and we didn't question his watered down cliches because the comic strip had always been there for us. It was like laughing at a joke that we never understood why it was funny. What's collected in this volume is a concentrated wealth of ideas and variations of characters that we never knew existed (Lucy was once a doe-eyed baby, Snoopy doesn't really belong to anybody, and who the fuck is Shermy?)

Bruno Brillon _runodefrance — Started strong and gripping. By the time a teenager had died in childbirth, a baby had drowned in the creek, another baby had contracted polio, the mom had died of carbon monoxide poisoning and the dad had sexually abused his six year old daughter the the space of one chapter, I had had enough of this book. Can't seem to finish the second act because I just don't care about this family's saga any longer. Too bad because I hate when a book with promise fizzles out.

Maya Bora mayabora — it's taking me over 2 years to read this because I keep getting distracted and start reading other things...I'm sure a turning point will come along where I can't put it down...I hope!