Peanuts books will continue to come in 2026, no matter what the politicians say! (Not that they've said anything about that, but I'm just generally mad at politicians at the...

Sometimes my reviews come with a caveat. In this case, it comes with a whole pile of them. I am not utterly independent on this book, as I actually provided...

Clipping found in The Buffalo News published in Buffalo, New York on 8/31/1954. Vertical Peanuts 8-panel

For more than the first three decades of Peanuts, the daily strip was always four panels... well, no, that's not quite 100% true, as I think of the August 31,...

There are many products generated as Peanuts "collectibles". There have even been some special editions of books that would qualify, such as those leatherbound Easton Press editions. Still, I think...

A couple of craft-ish new books popped up on the horizon. Coming next June is a revised and expanded edition of Peanuts Cross-Stitch; where the old one had 16 patterns, this...

Looks like Hallmark will be offering a new book edition of A Charlie Brown Christmas yet again this year. A Charlie Brown Christmas: An Interactive Story Experience comes bundled with "a...

For a video game review, I turn to the AAUGH Blog's Video Game Specialist (and my dAAUGHter), Allison. Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club (released today on Steam, Switch, Playstation,...

Two books joined the AAUGH.com Reference Library today, neither of them new volumes. One of them brought grins, one brought a loud meh. Four years back I noted that there...

Your favorite AAUGH Blogger spent a couple nights this week in lovely Las Vegas, the town that demonstrates what humankind can achieve if we don't stop and say "should we?...

They say bad luck comes in three, but so do book adaptations of A Charlie Brown Christmas, at least this year, and that isn't a bad thing at all. Three different...

I somewhat slough off a lot of Peanuts books aimed at children. I can appreciate that the people making them are doing good work, but at the same time feel...

The "free Snoopy shirt for donating blood" promotion that the American Red Cross did a while back worked gangbusters... so much so that they're doing it again, only bigger. This...

Two major sources of Peanuts commentary have collided. Unpacking Peanuts, which featured three cartoonists commenting on the entire run of the Peanuts newspaper strip, just dropped an issue with their latest guest star -- me! Head here to find the series, or just look for Unpacking Peanuts in your favorite podcast app, and you'll be able to hear me talking about... well, I don't remember, I was in the moment, and I've not listened to it yet. So go find out for yourself!

The animated special Peanuts: A Summer Musical is coming out on Friday, as discussed before. And yet here I am on Thursday, covering it. What sort of secret inside access did...

The magazine People ran a preview of The Essential Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz, the upcoming Peanuts retrospective written by my bud Mark Evanier. I'll let you head there for...

Coming in December is a paperback edition of Blake Scott Bell's Charlie Brown's America: The Popular Politics of Peanuts. I reviewed the hardcover when it came out in 2021, and that positive recommendation still stands.

That is genuinely Dolores, the obscure Latina Peanuts character from the filmstrips, in the new special that releases this coming Friday. I've had it confirmed by the director of the...

Folks, I always want to thank you for following this blog, just because it makes me happy. But in this case, it did a lot of good for others as...

Since you're following this blog, I know that you're interested in my updates and insights on Peanuts books. I'm not sure how deep your interest in the humble AAUGH Blogger...

I was going to do a brief write-up on Beaglefest, including mentioning the few things I got to add to the AAUGH.com Reference Library... really, just five items, three of...

Since the news came out at Beaglefest, I might as well announce it here as well: I've helped Judy Sladky with the writing of her memoire. A memoir about what,...

Each year, Comic-Con gives out to its attendees a free souvenir book, filled with articles on comics anniversaries, notes on folks who died in the past year, stuff like that. This year, they're doing it as a digital version, so it's a free download for everyone... and the cover story is on the 75th anniversary of Peanuts! (The earlier souvenir books are filled with art; they would have guests submit pieces, and later they would have anyone who wanted to submit tribute art to the things having anniversaries. Looks like that's in the past. Schulz did some art in the early days.)