What appears to be an ordinary gag shows unexpected depths when examined more closely. What does Snoopy mean by "WHEN will I ever lea...

May 2 We could take a bad message away from here if we were to relate Lucy's silly concerns with those of the then-nascient environmenta...

Read this strip at gocomics.com. A wonderful strip, mostly for the expressions on Snoopy's face. It's a difficult strip to visuali...

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 . This isn't the first time Charlie Brown has flown a kite, I think. It doesn't count as the beginn...

Read this strip at gocomics.com. Lucy's joy at being the best at jumping rope is wonderful.  Panel 2 is a bit strange for its abstrac...

Charlie Brown and Patty discuss why they like each other. I think this one is fairly interesting for that. How many of us like someone j...

This strip is very much classic Peanuts in style. The first years of the strip usually used Sunday comics to present a bunch of jokes tha...

This strip well illustrate's Schulz's emerging skill as a joke writer. Important to is he Lucy's repetition of the word ...

Aww, isn't she cute? Little did anyone, least of all Schulz himself, know that with the introduction of that (literally) wide-eyed li...

Again note the leadup in the top panels which, again, must be designed considering that some newspapers remove them. One way to allow the s...

Schulz continues to work out the problem of how to handle character arm lengths when doing things like jumping rope.  This one's a littl...