Note how Schroeder’s fist clenches harder and harder. Chuck might have got his block knocked off if there was a 4th shade of green. Hove the curtains at Casa Schroeder, hate a Sunday strip on Friday.
This joke must have been very different to read in its original B&W. Then, only the final panel would reveal the punchline with Schroeder’s face. Here, the final panel only tells us what we’ve already seen.
Templo S.U.D. almost 7 years ago
how gruesome using Schroeder as a guinea pig on an experiment based upon a figure of speech
Adiraiju almost 7 years ago
“Your mother plays Polkas with Hadyn, Charlie Brown, you faithless slime!”
Lee Cox almost 7 years ago
That should have been “three shades of RED.” Red is the color associated with anger. Green is associated with envy/jealousy.
alaskajohn1 almost 7 years ago
Fake news!
guenette.charlie(BozoKnows) almost 7 years ago
Charlie Brown might learn to regret that joke when Schroeder turns into the Hulk and smashes the daylights out of him!
(Also, happy 247th birthday to Ludwig van Beethoven on Sunday)
coreym5 almost 7 years ago
Not only did Schroeder’s face turn green, his hair did too.
The Old Wolf almost 7 years ago
It’s lovely to come across a strip that I’ve never seen, despite having been enamored of Peanuts since the 50s.
David Rickard Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Schroeder SMASH!
Kip W almost 7 years ago
Way to hammer the old klavier, there, Schroeder!
JohnFarson19 almost 7 years ago
Note how Schroeder’s fist clenches harder and harder. Chuck might have got his block knocked off if there was a 4th shade of green. Hove the curtains at Casa Schroeder, hate a Sunday strip on Friday.
Yngvar Følling almost 7 years ago
This joke must have been very different to read in its original B&W. Then, only the final panel would reveal the punchline with Schroeder’s face. Here, the final panel only tells us what we’ve already seen.
Pets of the comics over 3 years ago
Is that a Jon Arbuckle reference? oh wait, these came out before Garfield. But I stick to what I said