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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.8 / 5.0

LONG OVERDUE PROJECT:

Those who know Charlie Brown and the Peanuts from TV or from recent years comic strips may be a little surprised by the look and feel of the old strips. The cartooning is less polished, the characters less developed, but that's what makes this so much fun.

Fantagraphics is beginning a chronological reprinting of all of Charles Schultz' peanut strips. Each volume in the series will run approximately 320 pages in a 8" x 6 1/2" hardcover format, presenting two years of strips along with supplementary... more info

Finally -- complete!:

I love "Peanuts." Wholeheartedly and without judgment. I think Charles Schulz was the wisest man who ever lived. I think that if aliens ever come to the planet Earth and want to understand what it really means to be human, they need look no further than these comic strips. I think this is, to be blunt, the highest of art.

So how could I pass up the chance to finally read the whole thing from the beginning?

I'm only 26, so I missed out on an awful lot of "Peanuts" printed before I was born and never... more info

Magnificent:

My grandmother is (still) a great collector of all things Snoopy. Back in the 70's, when I used to visit my grandmother's house, I remember spending a lot of time reading some of those early collections of Peanuts cartoon strips. They are one of the many great memories of my youth. Now, we have a collection of the very first Peanuts strips. Magnificent!

How many of us still remember the beginning? So many things would grow and change. Violet and Patty (not Peppermint Patty) were Charlie Brown's... more info

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