Sunday comics

Classic Peanuts Comic Strip are one of the many comics I love reading in the news paper. My parents had the daily paper delivered to our home. I always read the comics. I call them the educational page. Next I would read the sports. Had to see how my Cincinnati Reds were playing. The "Big Red Machine", as we called them.

Sunday comics, featured in the thicker Sunday newspapers, have more room, permit the use of color and lack the rigidity of their weekday and Saturday counterparts. Bill Watterson insists on taking advantage of all available space, but has been known to forgo or restrict the use of color in Sunday comics. In Calvin and Hobbes, Sunday comics often feature more outlandish scenarios than the weekday strips, and are less reliant on punchlines and gags than the expression of artistic license. For…

This Peanuts Sunday comic strip was first published Dec. 4, 1977.

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