The Peanuts should be praised for truly feeling like a KIDS movies. If you don’t have one to take, this might be a movie to skip this week.

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First they had the Peanutize Me! Character Creator and now they've introduced The Wah Wah Machine, which allows you to type things and translate them to the adult wah wah sounds.

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BOOM! Studios has created Peanuts: A Tribute to Charles M. Schulz, a collection of shorts created as a tribute by some of today's biggest comic artists. Check out our exclusive preview images after the jump!

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The two characters will join forces in a two-issue crossover between The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #6 and Howard the Duck #6! Hold on to your hats, Marvel Universe. You may not be prepared for this.

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Snoopy is quite the character, but he's not nearly sassy enough to keep up with, say, Deadpool, right? Well, prepare to change your mind.

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R/C builder Otto Dieffenbach of Flyguy Promotions created an awesome r/c quadcopter that looks like Snoopy as The Red Baron flying on his doghouse! Expect to see this flying around at SDCC this week!

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A Dalek takes a stroll around Seattle during Emerald City Comicon. All it needs is The Beatles walking in front of it to make a sci-fi homage to the Abbey Road album. Photoshop, anyone?

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Happy Thanksgivin'. And stuff. And thangs. (via Cheezburger)

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Hold on tight to your childhoods. You might not like what you see here.

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So you know how Hollywood is out to bleed everything that we once loved as children dry? Because the upcoming Blue Sky-animated Peanuts movie is coming out in November, and we've gotten our first look at the teaser trailer today. I'm super apprehensive, but not for the reasons you're probably thinking.

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Holly Conrad of Crabcat Industries (you might also know her from Syfy's Heroes of Cosplay) created a replica of Winifred Sanderson's book from Hocus Pocus for a friend's wedding. And I want it so bad. She sculpted, cast, and painted it while Hilary Grimes bound it into an actual book. I mean, boooooOOOOOOOk! 

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At last, someone has spoken out against the copyright takedown threats against This Charming Charlie -- namely, Morrissey himself.

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But they sure are interesting to look at. Artist Michael Paulus shows us classic cartoon characters as we've never seen them before - as skeletons. In his series "Character Study," Paulus looked at characters that have been around for decades with a scientific eye. He writes, "I decided to take a select few of these popular characters and render their skeletal systems as I imagine they might resemble if one truly had eye sockets half the size of its head, or fingerless-hands, or feet comprising 60% of its body mass." The results are a little macabre but definitely cool. You can purchase prints and originals in his Etsy shop. (via Bookoisseur)

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For sale today on TeeFury.com, and up against a Doctor Who design no less, is this adorable Peanuts/Game of Thrones mash-up by Adams Pinto. I can hear Lucy saying, "You know nothing Charlie Brown," now... Previously in Game of Thrones

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Because it's officially December. Just think, you could fill it with calculators, rulers, compasses... (via GeekAlerts) 

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You may reminisce each Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas with the Peanuts gang but hold onto something - Fox is producing a brand new feature length film with Charles Schulz's gang. The first teaser was just released on Twitter this morning and it's being reported November 25, 2015 is the exact release date. It also happens to be the 65th anniversary of the start of the comic strip and the 50th anniversary of A Charlie Brown Christmas. No other details at this point except the deal was made after a few years of negotiations with the Schulz family. Hopefully that means it will be done in the best way possible. Are you excited? (via Snoopy's Twitter) Are you following The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +?

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Another day, another heart-warming response from the Dark Knight Rises team in the wake of the Aurora shooting. This time it's legendary film composer Hans Zimmer, who scored the trilogy, who has composed a song for those affected by the tragedy:

"'Aurora' is dedicated to those who lost their lives and were affected by the tragedy in Aurora, Colorado. I recorded this song in London in the days following the tragedy as a heartfelt tribute to the victims and their families. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to Aurora Victim Relief organization."

You can listen to the song and donate to the cause here. (via MTV)

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