The Aaugh blog reports that The Complete Peanuts 1963-1964 is already shipping
Complete Peanuts 1963-1964 ships early
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I was surprised, myself, when this was delivered last week — I had pre-ordered and forgotten all about it. Anyone who’s read the popular Peanuts Treasury book will find many familiar gems in this one. The intro by Bill Melendez is a nice little read — proof that with almost anything, timing is everything.
The title messes with my mind (which, granted isn’t hard to do) but how can one year of Peanuts have the audacity to be called “complete.” That being said, I think the 60s where probably the best Peanuts strips ever.