CREATOR

Name: Les Éditions Dargaud (French publishing corporation).
Personal dates: Founded in 1936 by Georges Dargaud  (1911-1990). Ongoing.
Other creations: Too numerous to mention here. Please look under Dargaud in the Creators section.
Successors: None.
Comments: The corporation first published novels for women, and then production of comic books began in 1943.

 

 

MAIN STORY

The series premiered in 1982*. Stopped in 1986 after 45 issues, when it merged with Pilote & Charlie.

This monthly magazine (Mensuel means Monthly Periodical in English) featured articles and interviews as well as diverse types of national and international comic strips, of which Peanuts was one. In fact, the magazine took the name Charlie from one of its characters namely Charlie Brown.

* Initially, the series was published by another publisher from 1969 to 1981 (152 issues).

 

 

MAIN CHARACTERS

None.

 

 

GALLERY
(presenting the front covers from 6 random issues)

#1 - 1982
#12 - 1983
#22 - 1984

#28 - 1984
#37 - 1985
#45 - 1986

 

 

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