Tag: peanuts

For decades, A Charlie Brown Christmas has been a holiday tradition for millions of families. The TV movie made its debut almost exactly sixty years ago on December 9, 1965, on CBS, and has since been in more or less constant holiday rotation on broadcast TV and home video. But since Apple became involved in the Peanuts franchise back in 2018, things have become more complicated.

Some quick links that all seem to revolve around the tenuous state of making comics....plus a resurrected dinosaur classic

The Beat caught up with Mark Evanier to discuss how he selected the essential Peanuts strips, Schulz’s legacy, and what fans can look forward to when the book releases.

Also on today's Digest, Nakama Press reveals two upcoming books, Snoopy gets a new video game, and there's more from Marvel and Netflix.

Britain's postal service The Royal Mail is celebrating 75 years of Charles Schulz' Peanuts with a special set of stamps

Here's what Crytozoic is bringing for Peanuts fans at SDCC!

Immortal Legend Batman rises as Immortal Thor ends, Dark Horse has a double dose of Hellboy news, and more on our new news round-up column.

Andrews McMeel's online comics platform has redesigned, promising an easier experience reading on mobile, a new comments section, puzzles, and more.

Peanuts animation had a rocky start, but now it's loved by generations. Apple TV+ plans to keep fans coming with Camp Snoopy Season 2.

An essential work that deserves to be placed on the shelf next to any volume of Peanuts.

The Beat’s Gregory Paul Silber has been accused of having a bit of an… obsessive personality. Each week in Silber Linings, he takes a humorous look...

This week, Greg recaps Mr. Peanut's strange death and rebirth, while questioning the cynicism of Planters' marketing campaign.