“Wormwise”?!
From “Peanuts”: the often inelegant, sometimes playful suffix.
Peppermint Hallmark
Peppermint Patty watching what I choose to believe is the Hallmark Channel.
“An essay test!”
Yesterday’s Peanuts is today’s Peanuts.
Snoopy TV
Sitting too close to the television.
Long-distance
Peanuts, 1970.
Woodstock TV
Woodstock joins Henry, Linus van Pelt, and Nancy Ritz in having sat too close to the television.
Peanuts Donald
His name is Thibault, but his hair and manner say “Donald.”
Lucy, hygge
Nearly forty-seven years ago, Lucy appears to have anticipated the recent North American interest in the Danish idea of hygge.
Yes, Frieda
Yesterday’s Peanuts is today’s Peanuts. Angst is for always.
Lucy, seeress
Lucy fears that the new Head Beagle will ruin everything.
Dream pants
Three-dimensional pants, designed by a descendant of Linus van Pelt, marketed under the Trump label.
“Oey,” oy
Linus was proud of his lettering.
Linus van Pelt, pencileer
He knows that lead isn’t made of lead.
Faill
The new fall.
Linus, nauseated
If anyone in the comics is going to observe a distinction between nauseated and nauseous, it would be Linus van Pelt.
Happy New Year
Still a dog.
Schulz, Stein
Peanuts spoofs Gertrude Stein’s “Pigeons on the Grass.”
Snoopy ceramic tile
Snoopy gets a new doghouse. My dad didn’t do the tile work.
Fall Peanuts
Linus walks and talks about fall.