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

December 17, 1953   December 18, 1953 Both of these strips show off Linus' overalls, which would much later be seen on Rerun.  Whether...

This strip is a continuation of the gag of Snoopy's hypersensitivity towards potential sources of treats, but it's also the first ...

Lucy and her long-suffering father again. It'll be nice when she loses those huge eyes. Two strips seem to be missing from Comics.c...

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...

Lucy is especially baby-like in this one. Since the strip has a new resident infant, it frees Schroeder up to solely be the musician. We...

IT'S MUD MUD MUD I TELL YOU MMUUUDD HEAP IT ON MY LAST PLATE DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH WORM At least now she sees that it's not edi...

The teddy bear in panel two is only there to make sense out of his inclusion in Patty's words in panel three. Although this is a baby jo...

Again, the tiny table and chairs. I like this strip in general actually. It's hard to imagine later Charlie Brown saying something lik...

A funny strip, though a variant of the ball throwing one from a few days ago. How about Schroeder's "talk to the hand" gestur...

Snoopy's a nice touch here, although is it just me or does he look like was added as an afterthought?  It has to do with his mouth overl...

The Snoopy-hears-food pattern is formula; the varition is that Charlie Brown's already eaten all the candy.  Snoopy would even do this m...

This is not actually the first Snoopy-hears-food strip.  In the first, Charlie Brown was eating an ice cream cone.  It's another running...

Snoopy's gluttony is established here for pretty much the first time.  Notice the "smile with tongue" he wears in the last fra...