Lio by Mark Tatulli for July 22, 2011

Stolen sweater…

Lucy and her football are in for a BIG surprise!

Lio Brown!

Dig the early vintage Peanuts

That’s just plain wrong.

Some times you feel like a Peanut. Sometimes you. . ..

not just an homage to early Peanuts, but to the FIRST Peanuts, if memory serves. Well done.

Love it!! It’d be great if anyone’s able to provide a link to the original strip this is referencing!?

I would love to see what Lio has in store for Lucy.

That round-headed kid is going to shrivel up like a prune. But Lio is just an archetypical Prankster!

this would be so imaginative had we started a PEANUTS series on monday and ran thru sat.

It is a little Hommage. See: http://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/1950/01/05

Despite classic reruns I still miss the series. ~sniff!

..by golly this is funny…

Hey- it’s Shermy and Patty!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:First_Peanuts_comic.png

OH GOOD GRIEF!! (Somebody had to say it).

so. am i missing some schulz related anniversary? barney & clyde are wrapping up a schulz gag too.

aka: Charlie Brown’s Mugged shot….☻

Tomorrow: Cybil dancing like Snoopy?? Nah, I don’t think so…

It’s the Stolen Shirt Caper, Charlie Brown!

It’s fun to realize how many references to Charlie Brown have been in the comics this week

A salute and homage to Charles Schultz, well played Mark.

Now I’d like to see Lio chase down Lucy with one of his monsters. wicked grin

“Why is everybody always picking on me?”

Check out Barney and Clyde’s comic strip today and the last couple days. Her therapist called her ‘sir’ like Lucy and Snoopy makes an entrance. :-)

Good ol’ Charlie Brown.

Good ’Ol Lio. How I hate him.

BUT, the first panel looks nothing like the original Charlie Brown strip. What’s the significance of Charlie Brown standing in a lake?

Except in the first Peanuts cartoon, Charlie Brown’s shirt does not have the black zig-zag.

Duh! Then how would you know it was his?

hey that was the first peanuts strip! and charlie brown did not wear that shirt yet.

Never would have expected Lio to work for Peanuts.

Well, here comes ol’ Lio. Good ol’ Lio. Yes sir. Good ol’ Lio…