Charles M. Schulz Summary

Cartoonist and creator of "Peanuts," Charles M. Schulz (1922-2000) was the winner of two Reuben, two Peabody, and five Emmy awards and a member of the Cartoonist Hall of Fame.Charles Schulz was born i... Read more

Critical Essay by Nathan A. Scott, Jr. [The] art of the cartoon strip must not have been wholly corrupted if it can still afford a working medium for so scrupulous and lively an imagination as that o... Read more

Critical Essay by Sherwin D. Smith ["Peanuts" is the] General Motors of comic strips, it sometimes seems. The latest count was 44 in print, not all of them by any means proper reprints ... Read more

Critical Essay by John Seelye That Snoopy! If recollection serves, Charlie Brown's dog began where Dagwood's Daisy left off, a silent, even passive witness to human folly, occasionally ... Read more

Critical Essay by John Jacobus [For] the true Peanuts fan, accustomed to the more functionally proportioned soft-cover collections, the giant Peanuts Jubilee is a bit much. However, its creator, Char... Read more

Critical Essay by Benny Green For some time now I have been mystified by the sheer extent of the Peanuts trend. That the average casual reader is a schoolboy I have always realised…. But the d... Read more

Critical Essay by Jean Marie Hiesberger and Pat Mclaughlin A major problem with What A Nightmare, Charlie Brown by Charles M. Schulz is that the format and illustrations suggest it was written for yo... Read more

Critical Essay by Robert L. Short "Art-Parable is that creation of man with no practical use except to communicate meaning indirectly through forms that capture one's attention."... Read more

Critical Essay by Charles M. Schulz During these twenty years, I have had the opportunity to observe what makes a good comic strip. I am convinced that the ones that have survived and maintained a hi... Read more