One of the selling points of early Peanuts was that the four panels were all the same size, so it could be stacked vertically. The one time Schulz did an 8-panel strip, this caused an interesting layout. (Hat tip to DD Degg of @dailycartoonist.bsky.social !)

The Red Cross is offering blood donors a blind bag with one of four Snoopy t-shirts in it. (There are no "rares", however, except, I suppose, for the blood type.)

My favorite comics character is Charlie Brown.

It looks like DOLORES, a Latina Peanuts character who first appeared in educational filmstrips from 1979 (and was unseen and forgotten for decades until I brought attention to her) is showing up in the next Peanuts special. I'm choking up here. More at: aaugh.com/wordpress/20...

It's bad enough the A.I. folks went after Peanuts, but now they've gone after Charles Schulz himself... or whoever these are images of. A.I. shall doom us all.

Headed to #Wondercon? Remember my presentation on Sunday, 1:30 to 2:30, rm 213AB. I'll be showing two or three of the forgotten film strips from Charlie Brown's Career Education Program (although if you saw the presentation in San Diego a few years back, it's the same ones.)

Unlicensed Peanuts books released this month. A.I. shall doom us all.