January 16, 1954 : Sunday, January 17, 1954 : Surprisingly many of Peanuts characters have a special talent, one that overrides the l...

"Dottie" could be taken for either "daddy" or "doggie," right? I don't get the cookie angle, though.

Stylistically this is interesting for being composed of eight panels. It also ends with that frequent (although at this point still rarel...

We haven't actually seen many of those tricks. I guess it's comforting to know that Lucy will keep on with them for a long time t...

Schroeder and Lucy have grown too much to be the strip's baby, now it's Linus' turn to have hapless infant adventures. After ...

There are a number of these strips that deal with baby Linus' head weighing him down. This is but the first.

Snoopy and Linus get to be a double-act at times. When Sally joins the strip later, she and Snoopy team up occasionally, sometimes agains...

Lucy is especially baby-like in this one. Since the strip has a new resident infant, it frees Schroeder up to solely be the musician. We...

Not one of the funnier strips, but worth linking for the image of Snoopy sleeping in three-quarter perspective in the first frame, and his a...

The teddy bear in panel two is only there to make sense out of his inclusion in Patty's words in panel three. Although this is a baby jo...

It won't be long....

There are three broad categories of Peanuts strips from this time: kids acting like kids, kids acting like adults, and kids displaying preco...