[ SECRET POST #6341 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6341 ⌋

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[Happy Saint Sheol]















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That's really cute, anon. And I like the comic you picked to go with it, too.

I think I was exposed to Peanuts long after it was being written by someone other than Schultz, and was what other cartoonists would call a zombie strip (the IP made money, so other people were hired to continue it after the original creator left). Because I remember the comics being anodyne and pointless, and it still surprises me when I see one that has bite to its joke.

[kamino_neko]

Peanuts was never written in the comics by anyone other than Schulz. He was also strongly involved in any of the cartoons that came out while he was alive, though he wasn't sole writer on most.

[(Anonymous)]

Huh. I thought it started in 1950, and I was seeing a lot of retreads of "Snoopy writes a line on his typewriter and someone comes and tells him his writing is terrible" gags in the 90's and thinking "is there a point to this?"

*checks Wikipedia for background* I stand corrected, Schultz was drawing/writing it the whole time. Record for longest running strip made by one human being. Thanks for teaching me something!

[(Anonymous)]

FWIW I do think that Schulz lost his fastball sometime in the 90s and the reliance on Snoopy is symptomatic of that