Sluggo Saturday #62.
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No Sluggo, don’t say that!!!
The Beatles said it best.
There’s nothing better than a Sluggo Saturday with a monkey!
I grok Sluggo Saturdays.
This is how it starts. Once the cats and dogs die off and people get monkeys for pets and train them for menial jobs and name them after Roman emperors…
I suppose that “Peanuts #5” was really an anthology of newspaper strips in comic book format.
However, I prefer to imagine a peculiar crossover event where the kids from “Peanuts” and “Nancy” met each other and had an adventure involving monkeys.
damanoid – The Dell Comics Peanuts comics usually featured a back-up Nancy and/or Sluggo story.
And Peanuts had original stories, if I remember.
Some of them were kinda nuts.
It’s hard to watch Sluggo give up on his dreams like that.