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Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum
April 12, 1993
?Charles Schulz, creator of Peanuts, on last week's strip in which Charlie Brown (below) hit his first home run after 43 years as the comics' most hapless jock: "I think it's a mistake to be unfaithful to your readers, always to be letting them down."
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April 12, 1993

They Said It

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? Charles Schulz, creator of Peanuts, on last week's strip in which Charlie Brown (below) hit his first home run after 43 years as the comics' most hapless jock: "I think it's a mistake to be unfaithful to your readers, always to be letting them down."

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