July 4: The "fussbudget" joke continues. Despite what Lucy says this is far from the last we'll be hearing of it. July 5: B...

Snoopy is back to using thought balloons here, though just one, and he's thinking in lower-case and serif letters. The content of this s...

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...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . Lucy continues her develop into the strip's primary villain. We haven't had a huge amount of Snoop...

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

September 27 September 28 As someone who's often guilty of just the thing Charlie Brown is doing here, I have to say I find this hilario...

May 31 : I spoke too soon regarding the spelling of "coconut." Actually, it's possible this is the first time Schulz call...

Read this strip at gocomics.com. Schulz uses a few different styles of large-form lettering, and we can see them all here in close proxim...

January 11, 1954 : January 12, 1954 : The first one is more an observational strip about human nature than Lucy's personality spe...

November 23, 1953:  November 28, 1953: December 31, 1953: I'm taking a couple of these out of order to collect some thematically simi...

A very cute strip. I like that one "ARF!" that's rendered with serif letters. Charlie Brown takes it so hard that he refl...