Not a lot to say about most of these strips. August 1: Patty and Violet have taunted Charlie Brown with party exclusion before, but now...

August 30 More consequences of Pig-Pen's extreme dirtiness. Nearly every Pig-Pen strip is a variation of this theme, in case you haven...

Read this strip at gocomics.com. There is spite, and there is this.  There's something almost affectionate about holding an entire p...

  Read this strip at gocomics.com. Charlie Brown is still something more of a smart aleck than a whipping boy here, but it is an early exa...

At least Charlie Brown isn't claiming to be perfect anymore. This is more like the CB we know, and it also points to what we might c...

Thanks to Sarah Loyd for this name for the diagonal, straight-lined expression Charlie Brown wears in the last panel here, and he and othe...

This is a rather funny strip; the turnabout in the last panel is pretty sharp. Again, for this one to work you have to know about Schroed...

I mostly remember Patty and Violet for the times they double-teamed Charlie Brown in the classic age of the strip. If one interprets Ch...

Does this mean Charlie Brown now definitely owns Snoopy? I'm not sure, because he seems to be treating Snoopy as more of a colleague, a...

Back in the day, Charlie Brown's later insecurity was spread more evenly across the cast (except, oddly, for Shermy). I wouldn't do...