It's harder than you think to come up seven different ways to draw a smiling, begging dog. My favorite drawing, however, is the next-t...

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...

July 5 This strip has been some time in coming. I love it. Charlie Brown's look of disgust in the third panel, and Schroeder's of ...

May 31 : I spoke too soon regarding the spelling of "coconut." Actually, it's possible this is the first time Schulz call...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . Another Snoopy power! This makes sense once you realize that Snoopy's open mouth is magnetical...

January 18, 1954 : January 19, 1954 : January 20, 1954 : January 21, 1954 : Let's do a few this time: January 18: This strip is ...

Snoopy at his cutest harasses the hapless Linus for his cookies. Eating a whole box of the things probably isn't very good for either...

I'm linking this one because there's been a running gag for a little while now, one that intensifies a bit in the months to come, ...

This strip seems a little under-depicted. Watching Snoopy sliding to a halt in the third panel seems abrupt without seeing him run in the...

Snoopy doesn’t stoop to begging for treats... unless someone else might get it instead. What kind of candy is this that it’s equally suitabl...

It's that profile doorstep scene that would play a role in so many later strips. I don't think this is its first appearance though....

More Snoopy cuteness here.  Here we see him begging and standing in a normal dog-like pose.  Awww. But the real reason I picked this strip o...

More Snoopy cuteness.  With his tongue in panel two and his head-tilt in panel 3, he's very puppy-like here.  Schulz is known to have sa...