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

February 21 Schroeder gets out of the house some.  Playing ice hockey on a frozen pond is sort of a winter analogue for vacant lot baseball....

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. In an unusual inversion from the norm in later strips, here it's Charlie Brown's imagination tha...

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

Okay, stop for a moment and imagine if you didn't know Snoopy was particularly weird. Back in the day Peanuts was still a young strip a...

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

The throwaway first-panel joke, I think, is funnier than the rest of it, though Patty's comment in panel 5 is pretty good.

Snoopy's animal mimicry talents lead him towards the wild animal fancy that kindles his prodigious imagination.

Ah-ha! It is the first glimmer of Snoopy's capacity for imagination, which if memory serves began when Snoopy fantasized being differen...