Lucy's loud voice is again reinforced as a character trait. But we also get some of the playful and energetic Snoopy of the classic er...

The week of September 13-18 is missing from gocomics.com. It's just completely gone; the strip browse sequence goes directly from the S...

August 16 It is odd to think of Pig-Pen as going to kids and bumming sand off of them. I can understand if he's unnaturally attuned to...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . Snoopy is both centered a bit more as being owned by Charlie Brown here, he uses a thought balloon, a...

Read this strip at gocomics.com. The times when there's a baby on hand for Snoopy to wordlessly react with are relatively short when ...

Another chapter in the tale of a poor young dog's persecution by lawn equipment.

This one's linked mostly for the perfect view of Snoopy from a three-quarter perspective. We don't see him in the hand puppet pos...

More three-quarters' drawings of ol' Snoops. We also get more of his thoughts, again delivered as speech balloons. Here it is ob...

This strip, if your only experience with Peanuts is the later era, is striking in how it treats Snoopy like just a dog. No abundant imagi...

Another of the earliest strips in which Snoopy gets thought balloons. He becomes much more of a real character with them, instead of just...

Linus demonstrates that he might have some security issues. He's so happy in the second panel! Just because I thought was funny, th...

I've already mentioned that the Sunday strips were almost certainly not done on the same schedule as the weekday ones, which is why th...

Lucy's attempt to set a record bouncing that ball continues next Sunday as well.

Snoopy gets longer when he runs or lays down. Look at his appearance two days ago: He has a much greater volume when he's in moti...

1. Lucy's edging still-closer to the position of strip bully. That's rather a weird choice, I'd think, for a character who wa...

Schulz probably used one of these rarely-seen adult-spoken word balloons due to the difficulties in depicting muted trumpet on the comics ...

The look on Schroeder's face in the first panel is fairly unique for him. Also, behold the return of the scribble of ire!