The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 8月19日 03時52分

“Peanuts,” Charles Schulz once said, “deals in defeat.” At its core, the comic parses existential angst, strip by strip—not Cold War anxiety, a cloud under which “Peanuts” developed and flourished, but the garden-variety anxieties found in everyday life. At the link in our bio, read Nicole Rudick on the beloved strip, which continues to astonish readers to this day with its thoughtful examination of humanity.

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silverhairdontcare I have always loved Peanuts and have all my original comic books I read as a child of his. I see Schultz as the philosopher-cartoonist!

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nothingmuchmate77 I never knew why i liked it so much as an adult it felt so calming - now it makes sense

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