Peanuts by Charles Schulz for February 17, 2024

“And so his life ended” well that’s a great way to finish a biography.

Turn to page 1 and you will find out, Snoopy.

I also wrote a biographie of a guy I once visited that ended the same. The penultimate sentence read: “Do you mind if I put off my shoes?”

Possibly Eddie Rickenbacker. Or maybe Manfred von Richthofen.

Something typed that didn’t start “It was a dark and stormy night”?

yes, not much more to put down once the subject kicks the old proverbial bucket.

Probably someone he knew back on the farm.

Obviously some dead person.

I started reading mysteries I had written in the late ’80’s and early ’90’s, and it was as if someone else had written them. Later this year, I’m editing and publishing them, for I wasn’t a netizen until 1999. I realized how much pleasure it had been to write them.

Probably Joe Cool.

What a way to go

They all end that way.

GoComics is on a morbid theme today. WOZ has Death taking a holiday. Now this.

Schulz’ greatest ‘biography’ comic appeared on September 28, 1958. I used to teach story classes with it.

In this dumb arss society, it would still be a best seller !!!

Federal government response to FOIA: fraud, waste and abuse.

There are some biographers who never saw that as a problem.

Well, now he has an excuse to read his own book…

Edward Morris and David Mc Cullough never had this problem