#schroder peanuts

[wanderingmind867]

Baby Schroder really is adorable, as is early stage Snoopy. It's not something I have a lot to say about, but I really do find it entertaining.

[wanderingmind867]

The main characters of Peanuts in Christmas of 1951. In their first real year, they had just these six characters. Shermy, Patty, Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Violet and Schroder. Schroder is the baby of the group, both in literal in-comic age and in his actual debut. I don't actually mind that, because he's an adorable baby.

I don't know when the next new character shows up in the book, actually. I think there's at least a good few years wherein it's just these six. And although I do love the 60s and 70s comic cast, I like these six too. Also, can I just say it's adorable how baby schroder is just carrying his piano and charlie brown leads his little sled. Really, this whole thing is heartwarming.

[wanderingmind867]

This comic is like 50 years old now, but I still understand this sentiment. Hearing a popular modern song and hating it always makes you think the world's going to hell. It's been doing that for everyone for decades. Why do we think there's stories of music being so divisive? This comic gets it. Being written in the 50s means it was written when it was Elvis and Rock that was the new trend of the day, but the story's the same every new decade.