Sunday, May 22 These old Sunday strips show off just what Schulz was capable of when his drawing hand was at its best. Just look at all tha...

1. As Lucy gets angrier, she shifts from speaking in normal letters, to serif'd letters, to thick letters.  That's some temper she...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . When Lucy gives you rubber, Linus makes rubber-ade. And this is full-bore Lucy here, in full Hate Mode. ...

November 29, 1954 He is a dog, after all. I'm surprised that Snoopy's amazing, candy-detecting nose failed to realize Charlie Brown...

The strips I mentioned yesterday as having been missing are back, so let's have a look at them. February 9, 1954 : A nice inversion...

Read this strip on gocomics.com. Schroeder's the one demonstrating his imagination here. Scribble of ire!

I had no idea that Peanuts merchandising got started so early. Surprised that Snoopy can say "Boo?" You shouldn't be. I...

Second time Charlie Brown has said "That's the way it goes" in a week. Shermy gets a taste of the lovelorn longing that CB...

September 23 : September 24 : The cracks are showing. In that second strip BTW it's kind of jarring how cocky Charlie Brown is. ...

This is an emerging theme of Peanuts strips, where one character reads something in a book and reacts to it. Often these reactions are so...

This strip is another episode of the "Violet evicts Charlie Brown" saga that has been going for some time. At some point, possi...

Remarkably cocky of Patty here, but then maybe she knows her opponents. Scribble of ire!

1. Lucy's edging still-closer to the position of strip bully. That's rather a weird choice, I'd think, for a character who wa...

I think Patty is fully due that Scribble Of Ire in the last panel.

A funny strip, though a variant of the ball throwing one from a few days ago. How about Schroeder's "talk to the hand" gestur...

The look on Schroeder's face in the first panel is fairly unique for him. Also, behold the return of the scribble of ire!