The charles shultz biography by david michaelson

From Book 1: A speculative fiction anthology on the theme of "Sanctuary"..

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From Book 1: A speculative fiction anthology on the theme of "Sanctuary".

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Robert Emil Schulz was a leading cover art illustrator whose action-themed works marked the covers of Man's Magazine, Dell's Ten Cent imprints, True Adventures.

Schulz and Peanuts: A Biography

June 28, 2008

Luciously readable, fascinating, and flawed account of the life of the creator of Charlie Brown. I first decided to read this book because of a massive roundtable featured in the latest issue of "The Comics Journal," the basic conclusion being that the book does the real-life Schulz no justice.

(I read the book, and then read the roundtable.)

Monte Schulz, the son of the great cartoonist, kicked off the roundtable with a massive essay that's divided into three parts: a brief memoir of his time and experience with David Michaelis, in which Monte spent much time and exchanged a number of emails with the biographer, to the point that he thought they had a genuine friendship (proving what should be an old adage, "Do not make friends with your father's biographer."); in part two, he lists the vast amount of grievances he has with the biography, indicating that he has many more and generally despising the entire tone of Michaelis' work; in pa