Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for November 03, 2018

Charlie Brown leaves Linus van Pelt with a deck of cards for a moment and the latter astounds the former

That’s real talent. How’d he get those top cards up there?

Would that design works in the real life?

Ha ha! Charlie Brown dropped the pencil.

Now that s much more fun, not to mention, creative.

Hand Linus the pencil to see if he can incorporate that into the tower. Either that or give him long sleeves and teach him poker.

Linus, you are such a show-off!

Later on, he became an expert at building sand castles.

I count 56 cards. I did have a deck that actually had 55 cards-4 suits with 13 cards= 52 + 2 Joker (or Knave, if you prefer) and a blank card in case one became damaged or lost.

Linus Lloyd Wright!!

I remember this arc. :-D

And so it starts…

Linus is a special needs child, for the gifted.

Linus’ special abilities begin to manifest themselves. He is clearly the most intelligent of the entire Peanuts gang, although always just a tad innocent.