Read this strip at gocomics.com. A wonderful strip, mostly for the expressions on Snoopy's face. It's a difficult strip to visuali...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . I think this strip is more effect without the lead-in panels, which means our first glimpse of the floatin...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . This is a frequently-used structure by Schulz at the moment. It goes: 1. A character does or says s...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . Some nice, although strangely un-Peanuts-like, abstract art here brought to field in the cause of dra...

This is just about Patty at her most charming.  Before she became half of the soul-destroying tag-team of Patty & Violet.  Peanuts ...

How is that even possible ? I'll tell you what though. Twisting your brain around so that this strip somehow makes sense in an ordi...

This is a great strip. It has a theme I heartily agree with, it's cute, and shows a hint of Snoopy's developing personality. It ...

Speaking of Schroeder.... Many strips these days aspire to just the crazy stuff from Peanuts, without copying the normal strips in-between. ...

This marks the point where Snoopy begins to progress beyond just being a generic dog to being something strange and wonderful but, somehow, ...

I find this one to be pretty funny. It's just the image of Charlie Brown digging furiously right behind Patty in order to evade her fi...