Peanuts comic strip

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American comic strip comic strip

The Peanuts comic strip is a classic American newspaper comic created by Charles M. Schulz, featuring characters like Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and Linus, and is renowned for its gentle humor and philosophical depth.

Aliases (4)

Peanuts ×63
Charles M. Schulz’s Peanuts franchise ×1
Peanuts franchise ×1
The Complete Peanuts ×1

Statements (62)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American comic strip → comic strip →
adaptedInto	animated television series → feature films → stage musicals → television specials →
awarded	Reuben Award for Outstanding Cartoonist of the Year (to Charles M. Schulz) →
collectedIn	The Complete Peanuts →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
creator	Charles M. Schulz →
finalPublicationDate	2000-02-13 →
firstPublicationDate	1950-10-02 →
genre	gag-a-day comic → humor → philosophical fiction →
hasCharacter	Franklin → Linus van Pelt → Lucy van Pelt → Marcie → Patty → Peppermint Patty → Pig-Pen → Rerun van Pelt → Sally Brown → Schroeder → Shermy → Snoopy → Violet Gray → Woodstock →
hasIconicMotif	Charlie Brown failing to kick the football → Linus’s security blanket → Lucy’s psychiatric help booth → Snoopy imagining himself as a World War I flying ace →
hasMainCharacter	Charlie Brown →
hasMerchandising	clothing → greeting cards → stationery → toys →
hasPetOfCharacter	Snoopy is Charlie Brown's dog →
hasPhilosophicalReputation	noted for gentle humor and philosophical depth →
influenced	Calvin and Hobbes → For Better or For Worse → Garfield →
language	English →
mainProtagonist	Charlie Brown →
notableAdaptation	A Boy Named Charlie Brown → A Charlie Brown Christmas → It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown → Snoopy, Come Home → The Peanuts Movie →
notableCharacter	Snoopy →
notableTheme	childhood → existentialism → failure and resilience → friendship → melancholy →
originalMedium	newspaper →
publisherOfCollections	Fantagraphics Books →
setting	fictional American suburb →
stripFormat	Sunday color strip → daily black-and-white strip →
syndicate	United Feature Syndicate →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Christmas Time Is Here ("Peanuts franchise") →	associatedWith
Peanuts ("The Complete Peanuts") →	collectedIn
MetLife ("Peanuts") →	formerBrandPartner
Linus →	hasCulturalReference
Blue Sky Studios ("Charles M. Schulz’s Peanuts franchise") →	notableCollaboration
Blue Sky Studios →	producedAdaptationOf