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Peanuts
Charlie Brown is one of the featured characters of the Peanuts comic strip. He has a round, big head and very little hair. He is usually apprehensive and lacks self-confidence. Charlie Brown is known for the catchphrase "Good Grief". He is the older brother of Sally Brown, and the owner of Snoopy the beagle. He had crushes on The Little Red-Haired Girl and Peggy Jean.
Character history
Across the catalog
Mad Special [Mad Super Special]
1970–1999
15 issues →
Good Grief, Charlie Brown!
1963–1985
2 issues →
We're on Your Side, Charlie Brown
1966–1984
2 issues →
You're My Hero, Charlie Brown!
1968–
2 issues →
Super Cracked
1987–2000
2 issues →
Peanuts 2000
2000–2000
2 issues →
Twisted Toyfare Theatre
2001–2010
2 issues →
Peanuts
2011–2012
2 issues →
Peanuts
2012–2016
2 issues →
Writer's Yearbook
1929–
1 issue →
Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica
1950–1987
1 issue →
Peanuts
1952–1952
1 issue →
Peanuts
1952–1952
1 issue →
More Peanuts
1954–1968
1 issue →
More Peanuts
1954–1954
1 issue →
Peanuts
1954–
1 issue →
Tip Top Comics
1955–1957
1 issue →
Good Grief, More Peanuts
1957–
1 issue →
Good Ol' Charlie Brown
1957–
1 issue →
But We Love You, Charlie Brown
1959–1959
1 issue →
Peanuts Revisited
1960–
1 issue →
Go Fly a Kite, Charlie Brown
1960–1960
1 issue →
You Can't Win, Charlie Brown
1962–1962
1 issue →
Nancy and Sluggo
1962–1963
1 issue →
Mad Follies
1963–1969
1 issue →
Fun with Peanuts
1963–1986
1 issue →
You Can Do It, Charlie Brown
1963–
1 issue →
For the Love of Peanuts
1963–1984
1 issue →
You Can Do It, Charlie Brown
1963–1963
1 issue →
As You Like It, Charlie Brown
1964–
1 issue →
As You Like It, Charlie Brown
1964–1964
1 issue →
Sunday's Fun Day, Charlie Brown
1965–1965
1 issue →
What Next, Charlie Brown?
1965–
1 issue →
Very Funny, Charlie Brown
1965–1984
1 issue →
Snoopy and the Red Baron
1966–1966
1 issue →
You Are Too Much, Charlie Brown
1966–1981
1 issue →
Here Comes Snoopy
1966–1982
1 issue →