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Good Grief! New Peanuts Accessories Now In Stock!
As characters go, there are few who have been as widely loved for soo long as Snoopy and the gang.
Launching back in 1950, Peanuts was one of the most widely spread comic strips through the US and is certainly one we all enjoyed growing up.
Following the lives of Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy and Linus and many others, Peanuts also took to our screens in various ways including TV specials to movies which all of us here at Truffle Towers knew and loved.
Doing what we do best, we recently set to work to get our hands on some of the coolest Snoopy merchandise that captured the totally vintage graphics that we fell in love with back in the day.... and here it is!
They're off on an adventure! With Snoopy taking the lead, Charlie, Sally, Lucy and Linus are off somewhere fun... and so could you be with one of our Peanuts Mini Travel Mug to hand!
Good Grief! New Snoopy T-Shirts at Truffle Towers!
Like so many others out there, we grew up with Charlie Brown and can still remember reading or even watching their classic moments like it were yesterday. Such a classic!
First hitting the scene over a whopping 65 years ago, Peanuts quickly became a newspaper comic strip staple and has since grown to become one of the world's most-loved and recognized.
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With so much love for this real retro icon, we are soooo pleased to be adding even more to our range of Snoopy T-Shirts and gifts.
Available from £19.99, these 100% official designs sure aren't a swing and a miss and are the perfect way to add some cartoon cool to any look. Take a peep!
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Top Cartoon Voices - Who are they?
Are you an animaniac? Crazy for cartoons? Well you probably have a great collection of Cartoon T-Shirts already (if not, why not?) but have you ever really thought about some of the voices behind your favourite animated characters?
Me neither, so I set off in search of some of my favourite characters and voices. Here's what I found....
Grandpa Huxtable was a Thundercat!
Between 1984 & 1992, Earle Hyman played Grandpa Russell Huxtable in The Cosby Show. Despite being a trombone playing, Hillman College graduate and a really bad buyer of sweaters in this popular sitcom he was also moonlighting as a humanoid warrior feline from outer space, Panthro.
Panthro was the resident mechanic in the cartoon Thundercats and was also the least clothed member after Snarf.