Not a lot to say about most of these strips. August 1: Patty and Violet have taunted Charlie Brown with party exclusion before, but now...

Snoopy is back to using thought balloons here, though just one, and he's thinking in lower-case and serif letters. The content of this s...

Sunday, May 22 These old Sunday strips show off just what Schulz was capable of when his drawing hand was at its best. Just look at all tha...

Note: Although this is still solidly Peanuts' classic period, there are sometimes strips of which there isn't much interesting to sa...

  Read this strip at gocomics.com . Lucy is still flexible enough to be used with her earlier, naive personality.  Innocent characters in Pe...

April 18   More of Pig-Pen's philosophy, which could be regarded either as kind of profund or as indicative of the lengths he'll go ...

April 11 Charlie Brown doesn't have nearly the fixation on D. Crockett as Schroeder does on Beethoven, but his embarrassment makes the s...

Read this strip at gocomics.com.   The best thing about this strip is the lead panels, the two that some newspapers would strip out.  That h...

February 28 The phrase "Good Ol' Charlie Brown" was used in the very first Peanuts strip, and continues to show up from time t...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . This is one of my favorite Peanuts strips of all time.  I actually didn't know that it showed up so ea...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . The recent gags about Lucy believing weird things, to Charlie Brown's dismay, have led up to this bril...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . Put a crayon in Lucy's hand and the world is her kitty.  Comic characters are susceptible to mani...

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

gocomics' archives are missing the strips from December 27-29, 1954. Anyone have access to these strips? Perhaps it's just as well...