November 22, 1954 People haven't really given apples to teachers, that I'm aware of, in the years since 1954, where as Charlie Brown...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . Another chapter in the unfolding story of Lucy's mother's desperate search for peace and quiet. Th...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . Here we have one of the more interesting questions about the Peanuts strip.  Schulz and Peanuts make...

Read these strips at gocomics.com . Three more conjoined strips, caused when whoever scanned these forgot to crop. March 15, 1954: A fu...

Read these strips at gocomics.com . Second verse same as the first . February 4, 1954: Linus: kid of impossibility!  This is what I was...

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

Read this strip at gocomics.com. I love this strip!  It presents the world of the kids in a way that makes it seem all real, like there...

Read this comic at gocomics.com. In this strip, we begin to see that Schulz is becoming more careful about showing emotions.  It's no...

Read this strip at gocomics.com. More to add to the list of Snoopy's powers : 8. Super hearing 9. Teleportation (induced by hearing...

I love this one. The Lucy Loophole: When considering how useful a specific thing is for a purpose, do not forget how useful it is as a ...

We get a lot of funny drawings of Snoopy in this one, as well as establishing the dog's mischievous personality. Bill Watterson would...

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

Another bit of metaphorical art in the title panel. This is one of my favorite strips, Schroeder's personality comes out very vividly...

I think this is one of the funnier strips, but it's also interesting for the action poses Charlie Brown uses while hiding (although hi...

June 16, 1953 This is a brilliant strip. Lucy's ludicrous winning streak inflates bizarrely into megalomania, and all Charlie Brown ...

Awesome. I think I even like the joke in the lead throwaway panels better than the main strip! There are shades here of Linus' pont...

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...

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...

This one is sort of a companion strip to the one two days ago, where Lucy gives Charlie Brown a (pseudo-)scientific reason not to cut brea...

I love this strip. The joke is actually kind of subtle, that Lucy's fussiness (slowly being established through showing, instead of j...