Anyone else hear 2006’s “Snoopy vs. Osama” by the Royal Guardsmen? They had Charlie Brown driving a Bradley in that (Snoopy works in the motor pool). Guess he’s on his way to being a General, and the band decided after Schulz’s death that he started aging.
This is the one thing about Charlie Brown I do not like, his continuous self pity party. If someone praises him, he still feels bad. He hangs around Linus, Lucy and the gang, and even is their baseball manager, and yet he complains he has no friends. Some days I just want to smack good ol’ Charlie Brown!
Schulz sure took this strip in a dark direction a few years later. Looking back on it, it’s amazing his 1960s and 1970s strips were ever published, as they took a very consistently dark view of childhood and children.
Templo S.U.D. about 9 years ago
But you’ve always been a good man, Charlie Brown, in the 50 years you had been in the funny papers.
orinoco womble about 9 years ago
Back in those days CB had friends. Just goes to show that while misery loves company, company does not love misery!
wiselad about 9 years ago
you stayed longer than those 2 girls
knight1192a about 9 years ago
Anyone else hear 2006’s “Snoopy vs. Osama” by the Royal Guardsmen? They had Charlie Brown driving a Bradley in that (Snoopy works in the motor pool). Guess he’s on his way to being a General, and the band decided after Schulz’s death that he started aging.
retropop about 9 years ago
How long before those two started to think less of him?!
MJKesquire about 9 years ago
Now you are known as Charlie Brown, you blockhead!!
Linux0s about 9 years ago
Eventually CB will be happy just not to be the goat.
Neo Stryder about 9 years ago
Bad they will forget that in some years.
lori brennan about 9 years ago
I guess he was always his worst enemy.
neverenoughgold about 9 years ago
Charlie Brown is immortal…
neatslob Premium Member about 9 years ago
No, Charlie, later you’ll be a blockhead.
Stellagal about 9 years ago
This is the one thing about Charlie Brown I do not like, his continuous self pity party. If someone praises him, he still feels bad. He hangs around Linus, Lucy and the gang, and even is their baseball manager, and yet he complains he has no friends. Some days I just want to smack good ol’ Charlie Brown!
TMO1 Premium Member about 9 years ago
Schulz sure took this strip in a dark direction a few years later. Looking back on it, it’s amazing his 1960s and 1970s strips were ever published, as they took a very consistently dark view of childhood and children.
Lupin III about 9 years ago
But the dark view Schulz took on was certainly present in “A Charlie Brown Christmas” which is one of the better Christmas Specials ever.