A long overdue Grand Finale to the celebrated ‘Peanuts’ cartoon strip. By Raymond J. Dartsch. With apologies to Schulz. —Rest in Peace, Charlie Brown
Really horrible. I mean it. Sick, sick, sick.
I couldn’t stop clicking. The artwork is decent, but the lettering is hard to read… I hadn’t realized just how much Shultz’s wobbly lines characterizied the words in Peanuts. And dealing with Snoopy so quickly — especially in such an obvious, offensive way — was a mistake. Dartsch should have saved that for later. Having said all that, Dartsch really does seem to understand Charlie Brown’s character.
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I'm trying to find this cartoon for a school project. Does anyone know if it is still online anywhere?
Boy, I thought I was getting tougher with age. Usually I love this kind of stuff. But, well, it IS the Peanuts gang...sniff, sniff.
BRILLIANT! Loved that moment where Linus tied up his security blanket and.... well, you know.