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The first Peanuts comic strip - 1950
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this post was submitted on 29 Jan 2024
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This is pretty clever and funny for a cartoon from the 50s. Feels like it would fit in with modern webcomic humour no problem
Original peanuts was cutting edge about 20% of the time.
Modern version: additional panel where the kid pulls out his phone and says, "I'm gonna bully him on social media!"