A big thing, dear Peanuts! The largest comic strip has been delighting the hearts of people all over the world for over 75 years! In October 1950, the first Peanuts comic strip was published in the USA, and from then on Peanuts began its triumphal march. With about 18,000 daily and Sunday strips, Charles M. Schulz has created the largest comic work by a single illustrator. With this luxury gift in a slipcase, which contains many of the best comic strips and a lot of background information about the Peanuts, we celebrate this ingenious comic strip. Unique luxury edition with many extras In addition, the slipcase contains numerous extras that make this edition an absolute speciality. Included are: An extra comic book Eight prints Eight postcards An iron-on patch Five stickers These extras and the book are in a high-quality slipcase. This special edition is a high-quality collector's item that will make the hearts of all Peanuts fans beat faster! Only while stocks last! Biography (Charles M. Schulz) Charles M. Schulz was born in Minneapolis, USA, in 1922. In 1950 he drew the first Peanuts strip, which initially appeared in 7 daily newspapers. The series became really successful at the end of the 50s. Cartoons and a Broadway musical followed. When the multi-award-winning American resigned from his job at the end of 1999, "Peanuts" was the most successful comic strip of all time. Charles M. Schulz died on February 12, 2000. One day later, his last strip appeared in the Sunday newspapers. Posthumously, the illustrator was awarded the "Lifetime Achievement Award".