Read this strip at gocomics.com . Independence Day, 1954. Nothing patriotic or so here, but we do have the return of the Realistic Bird. T...

June 14 No cutting and pasting here. Charles Schulz draw out every "BANG" in this strip, or I don't see any at duplicates...

Read these strips at gocomics.com . Some more glued-together strips. I'm going to have to go in and fix these when/if they correct t...

Read this strip at gocomics.com. This is the first strip that implies that Snoopy's doghouse has some extra-dimensional property, tha...

This strip is a variant of those previous sight-gag strips in which Snoopy's house had a TV antenna and where he lived in a hotel. I...

So they asked Charlie Brown for his opinion specifically to go against it? That's not very friendly. The wide smile on Schroeder...

Another strip in which Snoopy's human-like qualities form the punchline. I've said before, some of these strips seem like prototy...

It's Snoopy's first time doing the "Happiness" dance, here with forelegs folded in a Russian style. It's also Snoop...

Oh come on now.

At what point did Patty stop hanging out with Charlie Brown, and go to being more, along with Violet, of a co-antagonist? My theory is it wa...

Snoopy can't talk. He hasn't even gotten thought balloons yet. So, how does Charlie Brown know that Snoopy always wanted to live i...

It's a dog other than Snoopy or his brothers! This strip establishes that, for now at least, Snoopy is noticeably smaller than other do...

This one shows us, again, that Charlie Brown is probably not Snoopy's owner yet, but that someone owns him, or where else would he have...

Is it just me, or does Snoopy's tongue being stuck out in the third frame seem a little like it's over-stating his attitude? Schulz...