Peanuts by Charles Schulz for August 09, 1955
Transcript:
Schroeder watches from behind Linus as Linus misses hitting the ball. Schroeder shouts, "Strike Three!"<br> <br> Linus turns to him as he concludes, "You're out, Linus! You're Out!"<br> <br> Linus walks off the field, dragging his bat behind him.<br> <br> A sad Linus sits on the bench sucking his thumb and holding his blanket.<br> <br>
LucyVPelt almost 13 years ago
Is this the first time he is walking?
oldmanbob over 12 years ago
The blanket AND the thumb-sucking.
Great Pumpkin over 12 years ago
The grow up so fast. Then they stop growing.
Vivianne Lee about 12 years ago
Is it the first time the blanket and the thumb sucking came out?
lexicology over 11 years ago
I sucked his thumb in an earlier strip, then offered it to Snoopy, who said Blech.
yow4zip Premium Member about 9 years ago
That’s how they do it in the Pros.
Dippy over 5 years ago
Finally found something Linus isn’t good at.
AlanTompkins almost 4 years ago
NO, rather the first time he struck out. A lifetime .300 hitter, Linus went 0 for 27 his first season but was a threat to PP’s team in later times. He led Charlie Brown’s All-Stars in total hits, stolen bases, doubles, triples and came in 2nd place for most HRs behind Snoopy.
✨Alan✨ over 3 years ago
IS LINUS BAD AT ANYTHING!?!?!
FrostbiteFalls 11 months ago
One might look at this now and think, “That’s the punchline?” But the thumb-and-blanket bit with Linus was still new at that time.