Interviewed: Charles Schulz and Larry King in a 1988 interview
A 1988 Larry King radio interview with Charles M. Schulz: Via: Mike Lynch
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A 1988 Larry King radio interview with Charles M. Schulz: Via: Mike Lynch
Prolific cartoonist and illustrator Roy Doty passed away this morning at the age of 92. The one and only time…
Astérix co-creator Albert Uderzo donated a storyboard from the 1971 Astérix and the Laurel Wreath for auction. From The New…
Sad news from Allan Holtz regarding the passing of Cole Johnson, a comic scholar with a vast expertise in newspaper…
Universal Uclick’s GoComics has announced it’s added Winsor McCay?s Little Nemo in Slumberland to their line-up. Little Nemo is considered…
Great article in the San Francisco Chronicle about the Charles Schulz Museum. The Schulz Museum has had about 100 unique…
For those of you interested in comic history, make sure you check out this new book by Michael Kahn and…
Last week, Charles Schulz’s Peanuts turned 64. TIME magazine ran two stories about Peanuts: See How Peanuts Addressed Feminism, Nuclear…
Happy 50th birthday to Latin American comic strip Mafalda created by Joaquin “Quino” Lavado in 1964. From Euronews: Brazilian tourists…
The link of the day goes to Charles Apple of the Los Angeles Register who created “A quick illustrated look…
From the Variety: The project has been in the works for several months with Fleischer Studios, owner of the Betty…
Chester Gould, who created Dick Tracy, appeared on the TV show To Tell the Truth in 1965.
Fox28 visits The Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum and talks to Caitlin McGurk about the amazing library/museum.
Charles Schulz owned a home Minneapolis for three years (1955 to 1958). For the first time in 50 years, that…
The UCLA Communications Studies has posted the audio of a speech given by Peanuts creator Charles Schulz in 1971. Unfortunately,…