The Last "Peanuts" Comic Strip 15 Years Ago!

01.03.2016 – “Snoopy and Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie” was aptly one of the best animated feature films in 2015. For those based in Asia and Australia its just about to be shown this month, which was already shown in North America sometime in November 2015. There have been milestones that The Peanuts has celebrated last year like Snoopy being inducted at the Hollywood Walk of Fame. They also celebrated 50 years of Charlie Brown Christmas special and now the 13th anniversary of the last comic strip.

Charles M. Schulz's Peanuts Debuts in the Big Screen!

12.11.2015 – How the does one get excited in seeing a white colored beagle doing things differently? It’s rare you’ll see a kid with a yellow with black zigzag design would end up being the underdog hero for this generation. But without The Peanuts it these won’t be happening if not for Charles M. Schulz and that legacy is alive and making resurgence like no other.

Charlie & Snoopy in The Peanuts Movie!

07.17.2015 – If you’ve been reading Charles Schulz classic that feature a boy and his loyal dog you don’t need an introduction to the world populated by the Peanuts gang. The cast of characters that make up that popular comic strip is a gold mine. Of course the popular characters among them are Snoopy and Charlie Brown widely known among the bunch that’s closely related to the creator himself Charles Schulz.

The Peanuts Movie Trailer & Images!

11.21.2014 – It must have been a long wait to see what the new Peanuts animated feature would be like. In fact it’s been almost eight months since they teased a short clip that takes you back to the old classic animations with that familiar music in the background. The mischievous Snoopy that became one of the famous comic strip characters of all time is back with the Peanuts gang in this upcoming 3D animated feature film…

First-Look Peanuts Animation Feature!

03.23.2014 – Peanuts is one of the longest running comic strips that Charles M. Schultz have created debuting October 2, 1950 “arguably the longest story ever told by one human being" which ran up to February 13, 2000 and has been reruns afterwards. The strip is the most popular and influential comic strip in history with 17,897 strips published in all. Outside the pen and paper Peanuts was also successful with two Emmy Awards.