With poignant wisdom and gentle wit, Charles M. Schulz reinvented the form and introduced the nation to Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, Lucy and so many more indelible characters ...

Peanuts celebrated New Year's Eve with fans from 1950 all the way to 2000, and fans love looking back at these great comic strips from Charles Schulz.

The iconic Peanutsfranchise is turning 75 this year, and Screen Rant can exclusively reveal that it's getting new card games ...

Peanuts will have a special booth with Cryptozoic Entertainment at SDCC 2025, as they'll release two exclusive tabletop games ...

On the 100th anniversary of Charles M. Schulz’s birth, celebrities reflect on what the man and his beloved creation meant to them.

A new ‘Peanuts' special features the comic strip's first Black character: Everything to know about Franklin Franklin was conceived and shaped by old fashioned fan mail.

Revealed is Peanuts merchandise debuting at this month’s San Diego Comic-Con and some exclusive Peanuts products available only at the SDCC. Plus other Peanuts collectibles coming your way. Peanuts is ...

Last year, Apple TV+ began streaming a special about the origin of Franklin, the first Black character on the Peanuts comic strip. Schulz first drew the character in 1968.

As a huge fan of "Peanuts," Armstrong’s first order of business was to request an introduction to Charles. When that attempt failed, Armstrong sent him a letter and some "Jump Start" comics instead.

Charles Schulz, creator of the iconic comic strip Peanuts, died 25 years ago. His creation, featuring beloved characters Charlie Brown, Lucy van Pelt and, of course, Snoopy, is still going strong ...