I don’t know why this strip made me think of this, but when I was really young, I thought the name of the strip was “Charlie Brown”. I was shocked to learn it was called “Peanuts”.
The August 5 RICHARD’S POOR ALMANAC by Richard Thompson (on this site) has Shermy and Violet interviewed as part of a ‘documentary’ on PEANUTS. Violet rightly claims credit for originating material that was later given to Lucy Van Pelt.
PaulAbbott2 2 months ago
First use of the word “blockhead” I believe
Shikamoo Premium Member 2 months ago
Good grief!
iggyman 2 months ago
How does that go? “I am rubber, you are glue. words bounce off me, stick to you”!
eced52 2 months ago
And so, the legend of the Blockhead is born.
uniquename 2 months ago
I don’t know why this strip made me think of this, but when I was really young, I thought the name of the strip was “Charlie Brown”. I was shocked to learn it was called “Peanuts”.
marktson 2 months ago
I wonder if that is the first blockhead?
tammyspeakslife Premium Member 2 months ago
Funny how he’s known as the little round-headed boy and as a blockhead
Scott S 2 months ago
Look at the comic for February 11, 1956.
nancyb creator 2 months ago
The August 5 RICHARD’S POOR ALMANAC by Richard Thompson (on this site) has Shermy and Violet interviewed as part of a ‘documentary’ on PEANUTS. Violet rightly claims credit for originating material that was later given to Lucy Van Pelt.
ajakimber425 2 months ago
First time!
Strawberry King 2 months ago
The birth of “Blockhead”