How is burying him in front of the communal worry wall going to help? As soon as one of the gang needs to worry, they’ll come and find the hastily dug grave.
this is hilarious, but i don’t really understand what happened . . . did Charlie Brown kill Linus because Linus committed fraud? why?
or did he commit suicide? or did an angry mob kill him?
Now I’m reading into it too much. Did Linus commit the fraud and Charlie killed him because he had kept it to himself, or did Charlie commit the fraud and Linus uncovered it, so Charlie had to ‘take care of him?’
Either way, Charlie probably would have done better to bury him a little deeper, and in a less public place.
The moral of this story is: No good ever comes from trying to read too much into a funny strip.
Charlie Brown committed the fraud and had to kill Linus to prevent himself from exposure.
This wasn’t Charlie Brown’s first murder, though. The first happened after Lucy pulled away that damn football one time too many, and involved a deep hole, honey and fire ants. Yes, that scenario is in one of my sketchbooks.
Paul1963: Your scenario reminds me of a horror/suspense webcomic (the name of which escapes me) I once came across, in which the Skipper and others verbally abuse Gilligan once too often, whereupon he snaps and hunts them down one by one.
i’m actually not a giant fan of Peanuts. i find it depressing most of the time, not funny. and i’m not sure i completely get what is happening in this strip.
nonetheless, i’m totally loving the drawing of chuck as an older guy. i immediately recognized him.
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Did he strangle him with his damn blanket?
Maybe he shoved his blanket down his throat.
How is burying him in front of the communal worry wall going to help? As soon as one of the gang needs to worry, they’ll come and find the hastily dug grave.
The least Charlie Brown could’ve done would be to bury him in his beloved pumpkin patch.
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You cannot poke deathfun at anything Shulzian. It’s a sin and you know it.
this is hilarious, but i don’t really understand what happened . . . did Charlie Brown kill Linus because Linus committed fraud? why?
or did he commit suicide? or did an angry mob kill him?
How are you not constantly tormented by the raging spirit of Charles M. Schulz?
Cos things like this are what Schulz always wanted to do, but couldn’t cos of syndication.
Now I’m reading into it too much. Did Linus commit the fraud and Charlie killed him because he had kept it to himself, or did Charlie commit the fraud and Linus uncovered it, so Charlie had to ‘take care of him?’
Either way, Charlie probably would have done better to bury him a little deeper, and in a less public place.
The moral of this story is: No good ever comes from trying to read too much into a funny strip.
Charlie Brown committed the fraud and had to kill Linus to prevent himself from exposure.
This wasn’t Charlie Brown’s first murder, though. The first happened after Lucy pulled away that damn football one time too many, and involved a deep hole, honey and fire ants. Yes, that scenario is in one of my sketchbooks.
Paul1963: Your scenario reminds me of a horror/suspense webcomic (the name of which escapes me) I once came across, in which the Skipper and others verbally abuse Gilligan once too often, whereupon he snaps and hunts them down one by one.
Well I say, More poking fun of Schulz!
(Why is everything Peanuts related always so sacrosanct? I don’t get it.)
agreed!!
i’m actually not a giant fan of Peanuts. i find it depressing most of the time, not funny. and i’m not sure i completely get what is happening in this strip.
nonetheless, i’m totally loving the drawing of chuck as an older guy. i immediately recognized him.
Maybe it’s the perspective, but it looks like somebody let the air out of ol’ Chuck’s head.
Or he finally found a cure for his macrocephaly.
Charlie Brown is ROUND-headed. This is obviously Lex Luthor.