Peanuts

Creation & Design

Peanuts was created by Charles M. Schulz and first appeared in 1950. The characters were designed to reflect the complexities of childhood and human emotions.

Early Years

The strip quickly gained popularity, becoming known for its philosophical insights and humor, often reflecting the struggles and joys of childhood.

Character Development

Over the years, Peanuts characters have evolved, reflecting societal changes and the complexities of growing up, while maintaining their core traits.

Cultural Reception

Peanuts has been critically acclaimed and beloved by audiences worldwide, known for its relatable characters and poignant storytelling.

Character Details

Real Name:
Charles M. Schulz
First Appearance:
Tip Top Comics #173
Species:
Human
Gender:
varied
Weight:
0
Height:
0' 0"
Eye Color:
varied
Hair Color:
varied

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St. John ⋅ 1952
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1st appearance of Charles Schulz's "Peanuts" in comic books

According to the United States Library of Congress copyright records, this issue preceded the Peanuts appearance in United Comics #21 by one week

United ⋅ 1952
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2nd appearance of Charles Schulz's "Peanuts" in comic books

According to the United States Library of Congress copyright record filings, this issue followed the Peanuts first appearance in Tip Top Comics #173 by one week

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3rd appearance of Charles Schulz's 'Peanuts" in comic books

Two-page Peanuts story, written and illustrated by Charles Schulz

United ⋅ 1952
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Two-page Peanuts story, written and illustrated by Charles Schulz

United ⋅ 1954
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First solo issue featuring The Peanuts, one issue only

First cover appearance of the Peanuts in standard comic books

St. John ⋅ 1954
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1st cover appearance of The Peanuts in a standard comic book

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First Four Color issue featuring the Peanuts

There also exists a $0.15 price variant although sales do not show a consistent history of significant difference in value

Dell ⋅ 1959
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Second Four Color issue featuring the Peanuts

Dell ⋅ 1959
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$300

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Third Four Color issue featuring the Peanuts

Numbering continues in a standalone Peanuts series that begins with issue #4 (1960)

Western ⋅ 1963
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$55
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Reprint of Four Color #878

Published by Gold Key, Western with red title banner

Death Ray Graphics ⋅ 2002
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Parody of Charlie Brown that describes the main character as a blockheaded, wishy-washy killing machine

One-shot that collects 'A Peanut Scorned,' a story first printed throughout the four-issue series 'Deep Fried' (2001)

Includes an original story titled 'A Weapon Brown Christmas'

âš  This issue is 'Print On Demand' on indyplanet.com

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Collection of previously unreleased Peanuts newspaper strips

BOOM! ⋅ 2013
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Cover art by Vicki Scott featuring Snoopy as Ace

Omnibus ⋅ Death Ray Graphics ⋅ 2014
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$80

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Deluxe hardcover limited to 1,000 copies, signed and numbered

416 pages of writer/artist Jason Yungbluth's Weapon Brown web comic that parodies Charlie Brown as a post-apocalyptic warrior

Features stories including 'It's The Great Pumpkin, Weapon Brown' where Linus and Sally attempt to summon the Great Pumpkin via a sexual ritual in a pumpkin patch

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