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A review by bookishheather
The Complete Peanuts, Vol. 2: 1953-1954 by Walter Cronkite, Charles M. Schulz
5.0
(Please note: I am going on fuzzy memory here. Forgive any errors.)
Linus has just been born, and the strip is still developing. My favorite part of this book is in what you don't know about until the next volume: one strip was printed as best as the production team could present it at the time, but in the time between this volume and the next, someone unearthed a more complete copy of the same strip—so they were able to reprint it in its entirety, completely correct, in the next volume. That kind of research work gives me tingles.
Linus has just been born, and the strip is still developing. My favorite part of this book is in what you don't know about until the next volume: one strip was printed as best as the production team could present it at the time, but in the time between this volume and the next, someone unearthed a more complete copy of the same strip—so they were able to reprint it in its entirety, completely correct, in the next volume. That kind of research work gives me tingles.