Funko Pop N°1589 Deluxe Peanuts Snoopy & Woodstock with Pumpkin Vinyl Figure

Peanuts, also known as Snoopy, Snoopy et les Peanuts, Snoopy et le petit monde des Peanuts or Charlie Brown, is a comic strip written and drawn daily, without interruption or assistance, by American Charles M. Schulz (1922 - 2000) from October 1950 until his death in February 2000. He wrote a total of 17,897 strips, including 2,506 Sunday pages.

Peanuts is a series of gags revolving around two central characters, a clumsy, unlucky and depressed boy, Charlie Brown, and his dog, Snoopy. The strip is based on the running gag principle, in which the same situations between the characters recur throughout. What's more, each of the characters has his or her own peculiarities, obsessions and accessories, which recur every time they appear.

Peanuts has also spawned a number of Emmy Award-winning cartoons, plays and musicals.

From the 1960s onwards, the comic strip was a worldwide success, particularly in the United States. The strip's popularity and the colossal number of licenses for advertising and merchandising made Charles M. Schulz one of the world's richest celebrities.

By the time Schulz died, the comic had been published in over 2,600 newspapers, in 75 different countries and in 21 languages.