No character is woken up in the middle of his sleep as often as Charlie Brown, which is a running gag for the perennially down-on-his-luck character.
Whether it be the Van Pelt siblings, Sally and Charlie Brown, or Snoopy and his family, siblings are a big part of the Peanuts comic strips.
Whether it be Lucy's description of love or Woodstock being the unlikely recipient of love, Peanuts has the bases covered on all things love.
Most of the Peanuts Gang are iconic like Charlie Brown or Snoopy, but others are lesser-known like Eudora. Here are 15 of her funniest strips!
Rick and Morty is a series that has done some pretty weird stuff, but turning Peanuts' Charlie Brown into a god is definitely one of the weirdest.
Like chocolate and flowers, Valentine's Day offers its own traditions and running gags for the Peanuts gang, including good ol' Charlie Brown.
Seen writing on his typewriter on his doghouse roof, Snoopy's World Famous Author Persona would go on to star in countless Peanuts comic strips.
Portraying the perks (and foibles) of writing letters in the adored Peanuts way, the comics makes one want to make pen pal writing popular again.
Charlie Brown is the most hapless characters in history, and that's put on full display in these 10 Peanuts comics where he has it especially hard.
A storyline from May 1996 saw Rerun so desperate for a dog that he had Snoopy arrange for his brother Spike to go live with the Van Pelt family.
Peanuts is an incredibly well-known franchises, but that doesn't mean everyone has read every single comic strip - here are 10 you've never seen!
While Charlie Brown, Sally, and the whole Peanuts gang often have a rough time at school - a relatable feeling, even for the grown-up Peanuts fans.
Peanuts has had many storylines, with some that don't get as much attention as they should - perhaps due to them being a little on the strange side.
Peppermint Patty may act like a tough cookie, but she is really just a big softie romantic at heart, as this 1980s Peanuts storyline shows.
Hilarity ensues at Charlie Brown's completely outlandish fears about the worst happening for him - all over a measly little lost library book.
It's always funny to see the typically cool-as-a-cucumber Snoopy get aggravated, as numerous Peanuts comic strips from December 1974 show.
Snoopy is Charlie Brown's dog and best friend, but after digging into the Peanuts comics, I've realized something: he doesn't even know Chuck's name!
These Peanuts comics may be decades old, but they continue to make readers laugh after all this time, thanks to Schulz' beloved characters.
These Peanuts comics are as relatable now as they were sixty years ago, featuring a variety of experiences that hit a little too close to home.
Peanuts had a hilarious storyline in February 1966 that showed Charlie Brown's attempt at the city wide spelling bee - where things do not go well.
