It isn't relevant to Peanuts in the least, but it is something I've been working hard on, and I'm very excited about it, so I f...

These strips where one character is doing something imaginative or outlandish and another character is revealed to be watching, and smilin...

Another of those strips in which Snoopy, naive in the ways of yard equipment, investigates something and gets surprised by it. Here the r...

Other than from showing Peanuts' continued fascination with golf, the only real reason I picked this strip is that it has some nice dr...

The gender norms of Peanuts are worthy of examination. They're rather complex. For decades, all the female characters wore dresses ...

If you have a strong hand of one suit in Contract Bridge, you can bid strongly in it and try to make it trump. If you have seven cards of...

Is Snoopy actually playing, or is Charlie Brown playing both sides? For the most part the dog has shown mostly dog-like abilities. But i...

Charlie Brown's losing streak in nearly all games has yet to be firmly established, but it's coming. He somehow loses thousands ...

I imagine that Puerto Rico would drive the poor girl insane.

Lucy in the second panel looks rather hideous with her big, circular eyes. The other strips show her from the side where she looks a lot ...

Role-playing games often use the question of who-shot-whom in a game of Cowboys and Indians to explain why they use die rolls to resolve t...

We've seen hints of it before, but this is the first one in which Charlie Brown seems actually delighted just to be included with the ...

In this strip from the early 1950s, the kids are playing some bizarre game the origins of which being long lost to time. It appears to in...

Poor Charlie Brown would never really get much better than this. This is the first strip that puts both Charlie Brown and Schroeder into ...

> I expect a lot of kids today have never heard of this game, either. I just like this one, it’s mostly a collage of smaller jokes, like ...

Not one of the funnier strips, but worth linking for the image of Snoopy sleeping in three-quarter perspective in the first frame, and his a...

How do mistakes like this even happen? Check out the halftone in the second panel. You don't see that a whole lot in Peanuts.

I find this one to be pretty funny. It's just the image of Charlie Brown digging furiously right behind Patty in order to evade her fi...

How about Charlie Brown's look of annoyance at the mention of House in panel two? Or his rather overplayed enthusiasm for (singular) Co...

It's funny, but also seems to suggest that either Charlie Brown is incredibly accident prone, or the other characters are resigned to hi...