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...

This strip is a solid point of development towards Snoopy's status as a foil to Charlie Brown. There's a lot of other classic el...

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

Who is better: Christian Slater or the Earl of Sandwich? Who is better: R. Crumb or George Foreman? Who is better: Alfred E. Neuman or a car...

June 13: At this point the girls aren't always disgusted with, annoyed by or bored at the sight of Charlie Brown, as this strip shows. ...

On gocomics.com's archive, this sequence begins here . Sunday, May 29 I should certainly say Lucy drives Charlie Brown crazy. She has c...

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

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...

April 25 At least it wouldn't all melt before she could eat it. The word "Boy" in the third panel is both serif'd and con...

April 18   More of Pig-Pen's philosophy, which could be regarded either as kind of profund or as indicative of the lengths he'll go ...

April 11 Charlie Brown doesn't have nearly the fixation on D. Crockett as Schroeder does on Beethoven, but his embarrassment makes the s...