Up and down, up and down

AAUGH Blog reader D.D., who heads the fine blog The Daily Cartoonist (go check it out), put in the time to find an example of the one eight-panel Peanuts daily in vertically-stacked format, as I mentioned wanting to find in a previous post. Go take a gander at its verticalness!

Oh, and in listing discounts on big Peanuts books the other day, I probably should have included The Big Book of Peanuts: 1990s, the final volume of the convenient collection of all the dailies, which is 48% off, bringing it down to less than a penyy for each included strip.

 

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