Peanuts by Charles Schulz for October 18, 1968
October 17, 1968
October 19, 1968
Transcript:
Charlie Brown runs and shouts, "Franklin! Where are you going?"<BR><BR> Charlie Brown stands behind Franklin. Franklin says, "I'm going home, Charlie Brown . . This neighborhood has me shook."<BR><BR> Franklin stops and says, "I didn't mind the girl in the booth or the beagle with the goggles, but that business about the 'Great Pumpkin' . . . No, sir!" Charlie Brown says, "But . ."<BR><BR> Schroeder approaches and says, "Hi! Did you guys know there are only sixty more days until Beethoven's birthday?" Charlie Brown says, "Oh, good grief!" Franklin walks away and says, "Like, wow!"<BR><BR>
supersexyghotmew95 about 12 years ago
POOR DUDE
Vivianne Lee almost 12 years ago
Haha
gamer2k4 almost 11 years ago
A little bit of lampshade hanging here. Sometimes you forget what an odd place the Peanuts neighborhood is.
MrJamie1062 almost 7 years ago
Either Franklin being told about the Great Pumpkin was the last straw, or Schroeder’s informing them that there were 60 more days until Beethoven’s birthday was.
ootey over 6 years ago
I love this comic!
Ellis97 almost 4 years ago
Franklin Armstrong is the only black dude in the Peanuts universe.
FrostbiteFalls 6 months ago
Love Franklin’s “Like, wow!”