Angoulême is a small town (of maybe 60,000) that sits on a hill with ramparts. One can walk from one end to the other in 20-30 minutes, I am guessing. […]
Friday began with a meeting with Marco Lupoi who is our Italian licensee and the Publishing Director for Panini Comics Italia. Marco said he is the ‘Prince of Tweeting.’ I […]
It is estimated that a quarter of a million people visit the small town of Angoulême, France, just north of Bordeaux during the Festival International de la Bande Dessinée d’Angoulême, which […]
For twenty years I have heard about the wonderful comic festival in Angoulême, France. I never have had an opportunity to go, but this year I have the perfect reason. You […]
I stood on the Museum’s Mezzanine overlooking a smiling crowd of children and adults waiting to toast in the New Year. With microphone in hand, I had been chosen to […]
I always enjoy seeing Japanese visitors here at the Museum because they seem very eager to learn more about Sparky, his art, and the stories that make up the history […]
The Museum staff kicked off the holiday season with lunch at a local Italian restaurant. It was full of conversation, laughter, and the opportunity to find out some things we […]
Stephen Lind, a PhD candidate in the Rhetorics, Communication, and Information Design (RCID) Department of Clemson University, visited the Museum in November to work in the Research Center with our […]
We are very proud that the Charles M. Schulz Museum is one of the California attractions that will be featured on an upcoming Japanese travel show. On Friday, the film […]
I am wishing all my cartoon-enthusiast friends could be here at Ohio State University for the Festival of Cartoon Art, which this year is celebrating the 100th anniversary of Krazy Kat. […]
