Read this strip at gocomics.com. A wonderful strip, mostly for the expressions on Snoopy's face. It's a difficult strip to visuali...

January 24 Another early Linus/Snoopy interaction. That's a rather overstated frown in the last panel there. January 25 A simple gag ab...

Read this strip at gocomics.com. Oh it's not Nyarlathotep, the Crawling Chaos; or Shub-Niggurath, Black Goat of the Woods with a Thous...

Read this strip at gocomics.com The previous Sunday strip had mostly the same idea, but with a different payoff. I think this could be...

Wait, what?! Is Snoopy wearing an ear-wig? And how does he blush through fur? WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU SNOOPY?!

A very funny strip. The key to the humor, I think, is how Linux Linus maintains the same expression through it, just as if he knows ho...

Shermy's developed a fair amount since the early strips. Here's a strip with him from March 28, 1951, just two years before: ...

Doesn't this actually just serve as more evidence that Charlie Brown's right? If Shermy had used Snoopy's name Charlie Brown ...

Watch Violet's arms in this one. Posing them in a way that looks natural and relevant to the scene is harder than it looks. There is...

How does someone with a face covered with hair blush? Looking at Violet walking here, she looks very similar to the style of the charact...

Subtly revealing of Schroeder's personality. He's not just a musical genius, he's a picky genius.

This is a great strip. It has a theme I heartily agree with, it's cute, and shows a hint of Snoopy's developing personality. It ...

This is the first strip in which Lucy does something actively antagonistic against another character (who is not her unseen father). It i...

I believe Snoopy and Schroeder have been in the same strip before (a Sunday baseball one), but this seems to be the first one in which the...

A rare piece of cartoon metaphor here, as Patty's words literally diminish Charlie Brown in stature. I think this is probably the only ...