Charlie Brown's mysterious pen pal returns in a new Peanuts special, inspiring a look back at the lost tradition of pen pals and handwritten letters.
Posts tagged as “Charles Schulz”
Good Grief became Charlie Brown's signature saying, but its history began decades earlier. Learn the surprising origin of the famous Peanuts phrase.
George Herriman transformed comics through Krazy Kat, creating one of the most artistic, influential, and imaginative newspaper strips ever published.
BALL Engineer Master II Snoopy Flying Ace watch. A stunning Peanuts collaboration featuring Snoopy, Woodstock, micro gas tube illumination, and only 410 pieces worldwide.
Snoopy inspired Garry Trudeau’s early Doonesbury work through imagination, fantasy, and the iconic Peanuts character’s endless alter egos.
MUTTS shines in Sunday Funnies from Abrams ComicArts, a full-color collection capturing Patrick McDonnell’s gentle humor, timeless charm, and emotional depth.
Charles M. Schulz drew every Peanuts strip for 50 years, creating 17,897 comics and one of the most influential and personal legacies in pop culture history.
Titan Comics marks the 75th anniversary of Peanuts with All This and Snoopy, Too, a facsimile edition featuring 122 classic Schulz comic strips.
Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown with Vince Guaraldi’s complete soundtrack, now on CD, vinyl, and digital. A jazz masterpiece filled with warmth and nostalgia.
Discover You Don’t Know Peanuts, the official podcast celebrating Charles Schulz’s iconic comic strip. Enjoy untold stories, interviews, and behind-the-scenes insights!
Titan Publishing has reprinted "Here’s to You, Charlie Brown," a 126-page collection of classic Peanuts newspaper strips by Charles M. Schulz from 1960-1962.
I recently had the unique opportunity to interview Sean and Jason Mendelson, sons of the late Lee Mendelson, regarding some of the latest releases of Vince Guaraldi's soundtrack music.
In 1977, Charles Schulz's contract negotiations with United Features Syndicate led to fear he might abandon Peanuts. As a precaution, Al Plastino create reserve strips.
On the momentous day of October 2nd, 1950, the world was introduced to the delightful and enduring world of Charles Schulz's iconic creation, Peanuts.
For the first time ever, the release of the complete soundtrack to "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving." Just in time for the 50th anniversary of the celebrated animated holiday television special.
Mondo is releasing three Peanuts screenprints spotlighting some of their favorite 50s panels, each emphasizing Schulz’s genius original linework in large format.