Some of them are minor, some of them are major. Today, we look at how Charlie Brown and Linus Van Pelt's whole friendship in Peanuts is based on a retcon. In the world of comic strips, one of the ...

Linus van Pelt is among the most underrated characters in the Peanuts comic strip series. The little brother of Lucy van Pelt adds so much more to the comics than people give him credit for.

Who could argue that the cast member of Charles Schultz's beloved Peanuts most likely to grow up and become a legendary avant-garde artist of some sort was Linus Van Pelt? What difference is there ...

Linus, and of course the one and only Charlie Brown. My favorite Peanuts character is and always will be Lucy van Pelt, though. Yes, she can be harsh. Yes, she isn’t the nicest character.

Charles Schulz's Peanuts featured Linus Van Pelt quoting Victorian scholar and critic John Ruskin (“The best grace is the consciousness we have earned our dinner.”) and also spawned the animated ...

Are you dominant and decisive like Lucy Van Pelt or loyal and good-natured like Snoopy? Read on for which Peanuts character best aligns with your zodiac sign Skyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter ...

Charlie Brown! Linus Van Pelt! When it was Franklin's turn to take the field, Schulz realized his embarrassing oversight. Thirty years later Franklin stars in Apple TV+'s “Snoopy Presents ...

Characters Lucy van Pelt, Peppermint Patty and Sally are assertive, self-actualized women who’ve achieved a whole new sphere of 3D influence with 'The Peanuts Movie.' Says film director Steve ...

In “Peanuts” adventures, “Hagemeyer” would later be the married name of Linus Van Pelt’s teacher, as well as the surname of Marcie’s music teacher. There also was a lonely camper ...

This time, when the Peanuts crew sits down for a similar group meal, there’s a seat at the table for Franklin. “Hey, Franklin, we saved you a seat over here,” Linus van Pelt says ...

“A Charlie Brown Christmas” has become almost ... the young actor who voiced Linus. Speaking of Linus van Pelt, his now-famous monologue about the true meaning of Christmas was almost cut.