Peanuts comic strips come to life in Boomerang ******
 

Peanuts comic strips come to life in Boomerang ******
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In all of the Peanuts 50-plus-year television history, we’ve never seen something quite like this.

Boomerang, Cartoon Network’s sister station that focuses on reanimating classic cartoon franchises, is launching a new Peanuts ****** based on original story lines from the comic strip that Charles Schulz drew from 1952 until his death in 2000. They will be shown in a vignette format that, in a break with tradition, features strip panel lines at the beginning and end of each segment

Mashable has an exclusive preview.

Unlike the CGI Peanuts Movie, which gave the character’s dimension, but took pains*to maintain the original look and tone of the Schulz strip, this new ****** has a more old-school pen and ink feel. The animation is almost as spare as the art in the original strip and, though each vignette is an animated expansion of original gags found in Schulz's four-panel approach and the more expansive Sunday comics, the tiny comic tales are just a few minutes long Read more...


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