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...

The various characters are picking up quirks that help to differentiate them. In the near future: Lucy is a reader, but also gets facts...

Not to pile on the Calvin and Hobbes comparisons, but I seem to remember Calvin's Dad doing the same thing to get through a loathed re...

This is the first strip in which Lucy does something actively antagonistic against another character (who is not her unseen father). It i...

Albert Payson Terhune. He wrote about collies. Daily reading time for a dog? Very cute drawings of Snoopy here by the way. Especiall...

The wavy line around Schroeder’s head is an interesting idea for showing embarrassment. Imagine what the frame would look like without it. ...

Schroeder should have been more specific. At least he’s talking, and isn’t on that piano.

Schulz had been heard to say that Beethoven was Schroeder's idol primarily because it was a funny word, but it cannot be denied that the...

Snoopy's personality continues to develop.  Clearly, here is a dog of uncommon intelligence.  At least we now know why he's called ...

Another somewhat pointless strip, Schulz must have been close to his deadline for some of these.  Snoopy is especially  cute and puppet-like...