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No.458439
A Peanuts threadAnonymous
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A thread for Good Ole Charlie Brown and his pals.
No.458440
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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No.458444
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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No.458488
Anonymous
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>>458439
STRONG
CHRISTIAN
OVERTONES!
No.458509
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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No.458581
Mister Twister
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>>458525
I did read the early Peanuts comics (and stopped after realizing there is basically no progression and the characters stay the same for 40 years). There was originally a plan for some character development, and it was shown Lucy became who she is due to parental neglect. Charles Schultz got cold feet and dropped that in favour of static characters.
No.458604
Anonymous
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>>458581
I can understand that. I more enjoy it for memorable characters and the heartwarming stories from the animated specials it's fun time. There some hidden depots here and there but it doesn't have some overarching storyline. It can just be a silly little comic strip with likeable characters.
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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No.459243
Anonymous
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The girl in the blue dress who always pulls the football away when Charlie Brown is gonna kick it is like the anime girls who always beats up the main character even when he does nothing to actually deserve it.
No.460351
Anonymous
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>>459243
Lucy is very tsundere. Reminds me of the Peanuts dating Sim idea that kicking around for while.
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Anonymous
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>>458439
No.472961
Anonymous
Does anyone have a PDF of all the Peanuts comics in Spanish?
No.479319
Anonymous
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>>458439
Come on, you all know this thread only exists for Peppermint Patty/Marcie yuri.
No.479328
Anonymous
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>>479319
what about OT3 between marcie, peppermint patty, and chuck?
No.479341
Anonymous
>>458444
Since when does Patty know Snoopy's a dog
No.479344
Anonymous
Replies:>>479347>>479862
Reminder that the Little Red Haired Girl was based on some chick that friendzoned Schulz in high school so like 40 years later he was still butthurt.
No.479345
Anonymous
>>479328
The patrician's choice
No.479347
Anonymous
>>479344
>Reminder
>Polite reminder
>I AM REMINDING YOU
fuck off
No.479348
Anonymous
>>458604
Amen to that.
No.479514
Anonymous
>>479319
/thread
No.479516
Anonymous
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A mere 10 appearances, and every one of 'em induces pain.
No.479522
Anonymous
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>Frieda was dropped from the strip early only; Schulz stated that there was little to the character beyond her obsession with her curly hair and getting Snoopy to chase rabbits. "Besides, that made Snoopy act too much like a real dog and of course he shouldn't do that."[3]
No.479527
Anonymous
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>>479522
What happened here is that he just didn't like the character that much. When you really love a character you'll have no problem coming up with stories for them almost effortlessly.
No.479529
Anonymous
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I don't think anyone likes It's Flashbeagle, Charlie Brown!
No.479533
Anonymous
>>479529
that one sure aged real well, didn't it?
No.479534
Anonymous
>>458440
The '50s strips had really nice, detailed artwork but Schulz got lazy afterwards.
No.479642
Anonymous
>Schulz recalled that "By 1966 it had been a while since I'd added a new character to the strip. It had been five years since Frieda and twelve since Linus and Lucy. I remember one day sitting at my desk and noticing a dish of peppermint patties there. It was like a light bulb going on in my head and I instantly knew I had to use that name for a character before someone else beat me to it."
No.479855
Anonymous
>>458488
“I said, strong christian overtones!”youtube thumb
No.479856
Anonymous
>>479527
correct. he just decided he didn't care for Frieda so he had writers' block trying to come up for stuff to do with her.
No.479862
Anonymous
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>>479344
also Jon Arbuckle's inability to get a date was based on Jim Davis's experiences with women so he can get fucked along with Schulz
No.479873
Anonymous
>>479862
Was Jon Arbuckle being a serial killer based on Jim Davis's experiences too?
No.479876
Anonymous
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>Although Watterson was vocal in his opposition to commercialization of comic strips, he was a bit stymied when the subject of Peanuts was brought up around him, as it was difficult to overlook how Charles Schulz had maintained his artistic integrity and a merchandising empire at the same time.
No.479880
Anonymous
>>479522
No sense in him keeping around a character he couldn't find a use for.

>479876
Great, the billionaire immortality serum schizo is here.
No.479886
Anonymous
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>>479876
fuck you, retard. you're never ever getting your Hobbes plushie.
No.479991
Anonymous
>>479876
all he'd need to do is point at Snoopy plugging life insurance
No.480435
Anonymous
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Watterson is gonna have to die at some point and then his heirs/whatever will license official Susie Derkins onahole plushies.
No.480443
Anonymous
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>>480435
Depends. Can he stipulate "no merchandising" in his will?
No.480606
Anonymous
>>480443
How easily can such things be overturned once you're too dead to keep arguing for it
No.480623
Anonymous
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>>480435
In the long long term C&H will become public domain
No.480631
Anonymous
>>480623
For all we know, Watterson could be intending to make it public domain when he dies.
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Anonymous
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>>481240
No.481242
Anonymous
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>>481241
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Anonymous
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>>481242
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>>479886
/thread
No.481396
Anonymous
>>458439
How I hate him!
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