As the creator of one of the most popular comic strips ever, Charles M. Schulz never had to shy away from dark topics when working on Peanuts. In this early Snoopy comic, the beagle just wants to ...

“Peanuts” shows very little of the actual world. The comic is striking for its spare visual details, its generic, repetitious settings, and its constrained action. Although the early strips ...

In early 1947, Schulz finally had his debut ... and thirty TV specials. As of 2020, the “Peanuts” comic strip has appeared in more than 30,000 newspapers in forty languages in seventy-five ...

In David Michaelis’s 2007 biography of Charles Schulz, the author detailed an affair that the Peanuts-comic-strip creator had in the early 70s with a young office worker while still married to ...

The big comics celebration this year is the Diamond Anniversary of Charles M. Schulz’s Peanuts comic strip. And it is certainly worthy of all the acclaim and hoopla and licensing. But it has some ...

Benjamin Clark, curator of the Charles M. Schulz Museum & Research Center, is a guest on the latest episode of “You Don’t ...

The concept is to re-create the experience of reading a Peanuts comic strip in the daily newspaper ... including in the late 1970s and early ‘80s to do research for a PBS documentary about ...

Charles Schulz, in his comic strip “Peanuts,” achieved extraordinary effects that I ... which he doggedly worked at in his early years while encountering rejection after rejection. In scene after ...