Comic-Based

Over his 50-year career, Charles Schulz, the creator, writer, and artist for Peanuts, would write and draw close to 18,000 strips.

Today it is acceptable for a comic book hero to unravel, disappear, die, be reborn and on occasion, even be reincarnated in a different form, costume, or body.

Anyone who can figure love out is a genius.

“the work of a professional at the top of his game.”

“. . . a wonderfully horrific and funny collection . . . a rich river of bloody fun.”

“the work of a confident, skilled artist who made comics not only more fun, but also better in the process.”

"The best combination of modern and classic Disney in one collection."

“Despite the political nature of some of the material, there is hardly a panel that wouldn’t make a child smile.”

“Discover the kid in the hat and reap a rich, rich reward in art, humor and life.”

“Carl Barks has created work that will entertain children, adults, and grandparents for hours on end.”

“This is a great collection in the same way that Frank King and Dick Moore’s work on Gasoline Alley in the early sixties was beautiful.