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Peanuts by Charles Schulz for December 16, 1950
December 15, 1950
December 18, 1950
Transcript:
Charlie Brown stands in Patty's doorway smiling as she exclaims,"Welll, Charlie Brown!"<BR><BR> She waves him inside the house and says," Come on in...."<BR><BR> As he takes off his coat she continues,"Gee, it's good to see you...."<BR><BR> As they sit in chairs facing each other, she concludes,"If I knew you were comin', I'd have baked a mud-pie!"<BR><BR>
coffeeturtle over 13 years ago
one day she lies to you and says she isn’t home. a few days later she is welcoming you with open arms. Watch out, CB…she’s way too fickle.
loser4hire over 13 years ago
first strip we see the zig zags on CB’s shirt!!!
Storm F-1/4 almost 13 years ago
Like the Great Pumpkin. Just because you don’t see it doesn’t mean it isn’t there.
woodnote almost 13 years ago
Geophagy is out there.
yow4zip Premium Member over 12 years ago
Never let her know you’re coming.
WarLegalomon about 12 years ago
Darn, no mud pie today?
LuigitheMetal64 over 11 years ago
First strip on Beethoven’s birthday.
RerunsforeveryoneCB almost 10 years ago
first mention of mud pie
Dakota da'kid over 9 years ago
Mud pie? Is this an early reference to Pig Pen? I hope so because he’s my favorite character. :-)
IceDude101 over 9 years ago
First strip published on Beethoven’s birthday, but no Schroeder, so no cigar.