Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for November 04, 2024

And Playboys!

The sale is canceled.

That would totally have happened to me.

If this was the present they would be looking at their phones!

I too loved comic books!

Not a page wasted.

Back in the late 1960s, my church had a paper drive every other Saturday, and I was one of the regular workers for about three years. I would on occasion find LIFE and LOOK Magazines that I would reserve for myself (we would pick up a half-ton of newspapers and magazines, so I justified holding back a few ounces). Occasionally, there would be a few good comics, and every once in a great while, a girlie magazine (it was the ’60s; mags of that stripe rarely showed more, or even as much, as bare behinds and an occasional hint of bare breast).

Yes, other than the fact that I was working in a variable group in a VW minibus, Charlie Brown and Shermie were describing my experiences.

From a more innocent time when comic books were read instad of collected.

Let’s see…too early for X-Men…

Paper sale?

I get the idea that they’re going around to houses collecting old magazines, but who are they selling them to? Would a recycling place have paid for bulk paper?

I would have been the age of these kids in the early 60s, but I don’t remember anything like this.

I would do that too.