There are countless iconic duos that star in the Peanut comics, such as Charlie Brown and Lucy, Woodstock and Snoopy, as well as Peppermint Patty and Marcie. However, there are several dynamic duos in Peanut folklore that are not mentioned as often as they should be. Either because it’s a duo with one or more underrated characters – who were either always supporting characters or didn’t last long Peanut the entire length of the strip – many character pairings may not receive the popular love that other couples have gotten. Likewise, some other underrated Peanut couples seem to go unnoticed…
Author: Jessica Jalali
School lunch can be a highlight of the day for some children – or a hated time like it is for Charlie Brown. Peanut. Nobody hates lunchtime like Charlie Brown, with plenty of cops to prove it. However, Charlie Brown is not the only one Peanut character that appears in school lunches. In fact, most Peanut characters have been shown in school lunches at one point or another. Interestingly, each of the comics that show the characters at school lunch gives a more in-depth look at their personalities. For example, at lunch, Eudora reveals a strange personality quirk, Charlie Brown…
Animals and humans are two very frequent sources of subjects in The Far Sidewith comics combining humans and animals also being a major focus of the comics. The Far Side I always liked showing an alternative version of things, with human and animal relationships being just one area where this was applied. Nothing is exactly as it seems in The Far SideSo why would the relationship between humans and animals be any different? From homicidal poodles that will make dog owners question their dog’s feelings for them, to animals one would never think of as pets, to showcasing human-animal relationships…
The Far Side it showed all kinds of animals and different forms of human life, including subcultures, of which geeks were included. Just like the rest of the human protagonists, the geeks of The Far Side are not always shown in the best light. However, there are several comic strips that put geeks on display and prove that they are cool. Giving geeks the support they have long deserved, The Far Side Make sure to give your cool geeks some awesome jokes to go along with it. Although Gary Larson tended to make fun of everyone, he had a special…
Peanut has a tried-and-true Halloween tradition with its comic strips and animated special about the Great Pumpkin, which comes with the other Halloween tradition of Linus being disappointed by the Great Pumpkin’s no-show every year. The Great Pumpkin debuted in October 1959, and not even a year after its inception did it appear to Linus when the strip came to an end in 2000. Linus tends not to take kindly to his mythological gourd’s lack of appearance, and often becomes mired in disappointment and eventually anger and sadness. Linus came close to completely giving up hope and belief in the…
The Peanuts Band has embraced golf throughout the strip’s history, with the game being mentioned as early as 1951 and as late as 1999. Therefore, golf has spanned basically the entirety of peanuts Publication. At first, like learning any new skill, the Peanuts Gang was terrible at golf, and it just amounted to all of them screaming at each other. Fortunately for them, they fared much better, with the exception of Snoopy. The inclusion of golf in Peanuts Is not just chance or randomly chosen game. Charles Schulz was a huge fan of golf and even played on his high…
Much like golf and baseball are always present sports in PeanutsTennis is also a mainstay that made many appearances throughout the classic comic strip’s run. From tennis-centric characters like “Molly Wally” and “Cribbaby Grandma” – what names! – to storylines that revolved around the beloved riot sport, Peanuts Embrace tennis as a narrative driver and inspiration for new characters. In fact, one tennis storyline, in which Snoopy tried to travel to Wimbledon, actually led to the character of Bell, Snoopy’s sister, being introduced to readers. As a result, while baseball may have overshadowed tennis in Peanuts Comic strips, the sport…
As a deadly assassin famous for his irreverent and scatological humor, Deadpool Doesn’t seem like the ideal father figure. His murderous background and constant hijinks mean he’s rarely had a stable relationship, let alone a family to call his own. However, Deadpool has a large and ever-growing brood of beings who consider him their father, whether born by cloning, built by engineers, or conceived the old-fashioned way. Being a father often shows a unique side to Wade, as he struggles to fit parental responsibility into his odd life of fighting supervillains and chasing the next payday. In some cases, Deadpool…
The front side was known for leaning towards a cynical outlook on the world, especially when it came to its human protagonists, who tended not to be the purest of heart, or the most altruistic – But over the course of the comic, creator Gary Larson delivered his share of likable protagonists. The front side had its moments where it showed humanity in likable and/or relatable ways. The sympathetic to humanity moments may not have been all too common throughout the beloved comic strip, but it made it all the more memorable when Gary Larson produced a comic that showed…
Of the many iconic duos that Peanuts Formed during its fifty year history, Snoopy and Sally are perhaps the most unexpectedly heartwarming, and consistently sidesplitting. Sally’s relationship with Snoopy is different from her older brother, Charlie Brown, but in its own way, is one of the most memorable pairings in Peanuts’ Canon. In Sally’s younger days, she and Snoopy were each other’s playmates and partners in crime; The duo often bonded together for adventures, and it was evident that Snoopy would go to great lengths to ensure Sally’s happiness. like Peanuts As Sally grew older, her attitude towards Snoopy changed,…