Charles M Schulz was one of the most prolific creative artists of the 20th century. Creator and establisher of the super successful comic strip, Peanuts, he is till date widely recognized as the most influential cartoonists of all time. Schulz had an embedded interest in drawing since he was a child and developed on it while serving the army. After a series of publication of regular one-panel jokes and comic series, he finally hit it big with Peanuts. Though the comic strip opened to a modest response, slowly and gradually it gained popularity so much so that it became a franchise in its own way. With a daily publication of the comic strip in more than 2600 papers in 75 countries, Peanuts recorded an annual income of $1 billion every year. It became the most prized comic series, acting as a trailblazer of the industry. Schulz was known for his hard work and perseverance that he put on every strip. Even till his last day, he did all the work, from conceptualization to drawing on his own without the assistance of anyone.