The best holiday Peanuts comics.
Peanuts has had many iconic holiday moments since its debut in the 1950s. From New Year's Day to Christmas, all the holidays have been covered by the Peanuts gang. Peanuts has given pop culture a lot of memorable holiday content, such as Halloween's Great Pumpkin, and the 1965 animated TV special A Charlie Brown Christmas.
9 The Easter Beagle Emerges On A Unicycle It wouldn't be Easter without the Easter Beagle himself making an appearance. In the strip, Linus excitedly waits on the Easter Beagle's grand entrance for the year. When a gigantic, beautifully decorated Easter egg rolls into his view, he already knows what's coming, and can't wait to see it all unfold in front of him. Linus is not disappointed by the Easter Beagle's dramatic entrance, crashing through the egg on a unicycle.
7 Fourth of July, Snoopy's Least Favorite Holiday Anyone who has ever owned a dog can attest that any holiday involving fireworks is a dog's nightmare. The loud, booming noises of the fireworks are extremely unnerving to many dogs, making them anxious, leading them to whine, bark, or run away and hide. Based of this comic strip, Snoopy belongs to the latter category, hiding under the bed for the Peanuts Fourth of July festivities.
5 The Great Pumpkin II Spreading his annual message about the Great Pumpkin, Linus pleads with his friends to come door-to-door with him. Reliably, given past instances of the Peanuts gang making fun of Linus' preoccupation with the Great Pumpkin, his friends don't want to go with him. Finally, the poor kid finds someone to go with him: Snoopy.
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