What is the Comics of Peanuts?
In the early 1950s, Charles M. Schulz created an unlikely hero of the small city of America. The name of the young boy was called Charlie Brown and he was introduced in peanuts comics, who drew newspaper all over the country in half a century. The comic band of the peanuts was perhaps the most successful of its kind and launched Charlie Brown to the national reflector because the nice defeated grew up in the American neighborhood with his group of energetic and often philosophical friends. The comic band peanuts took place from 1950 to 2000 and stopped after Schulz's death.
as a comic peanuts comics gained in popularity, Schulz began infusion of his cartoon by social commentary. There was no topic beyond the limits, because Charlie Brown and his friends discussed everything from politics to religion, dressing and state of education. In the mid -1960s, the comic book peanuts captivated a new life as animated TV special, Charlie Brown Christmas. In this cartoon, a friend Linus Charlie Brown explains the true meaning of Christmas by quoting the Bible.
The TV cartoon version of the peanut comics celebrated the trumpeting vote of adult characters. Instead of using real words, adults in the show - who were rarely, if at all, showed the screen - the sound of the muted trumpet. While viewers did not understand the words, the children's characters seem to have no difficulty in understanding an adult.
In addition to Charlie Brown, he is the most famous figure of the Snoopy Comics. Pet Beagle Charlie Brown, Snoopy, has his own personality and is depicted as more insolent and more successful socially than its owner. Snoopy is the most fearless of peanut comic characters and provides a large part of the comedy Slapstick. He lives VGHOUSE in the court of Charlie Brown, but most often you can see the sleeping roof of the doghouse rather than inside it.
other figures of peanuts comic books include Linus van Pelt, a young and philosophical boy rarely seen without comfort and society of his favorite blankets; Lucy van Pelt, Charlie Brown's foil, who seems to always get on top; Sally Brown, Charlie's younger and more confident sister who has a crush on Linus. There are many other characters who play the main roles in the life of the nice defeated Charlie Brown and add to the socially conscious narrative about peanuts peanuts.