Read this strip at gocomics.com . The recent gags about Lucy believing weird things, to Charlie Brown's dismay, have led up to this bril...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . This is one of those strip concepts Schulz returns to later. I remember there being a similar strip invo...

Another snow pun for a title! Get used to them, it's far from the last.... January 17 We had another strip like this not long ago, wher...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . Charlie Brown started out very slightly antisocial. Now he's moved into obsessive compulsive disorder...

January 3 Snoopy vs. the Yard: Snowflakes January 4 This is the first sign of strife between Lucy and Linus concerning Linus' blanket. ...

gocomics' archives are missing the strips from December 27-29, 1954. Anyone have access to these strips? Perhaps it's just as well...

Read this strip over at gocomics.com . Charlie Brown doesn't have it in him to make a really evil face, such that Calvin could or, clo...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . Violet throws Charlie Brown out rather often .  She forgets why she was mad at him fairly often too...

Read this strip at gocomics.com. In an unusual inversion from the norm in later strips, here it's Charlie Brown's imagination tha...

Read this strip at gocomics.com. Wow, that's a smug look on Charlie Brown's face in the third panel.  Whatever happened to annoy ...

Read this strip at gocomics.com. It's amazing how much care Schulz put into Peanuts' backgrounds in the old days.  Look at all th...

Nothing to do with music at all! Even at this early date a high percentage of the Schroeder strips concern music in some way, so it's...

A favorite strip of mine! Also a chase, this time after Lucy who is beginning to show her true colors.

Overall the early Peanuts strips hold up fairly well. But there will eventually come the day when most people won’t know of the sometimes c...

It took me a little while to make sense of this one. At the size the strip is rendered by default in my browser, it was hard to tell Shermy...

Schroeder's first strip outside. No mention of music here. I notice that the baby Schroeder has a much better throwing arm than Violet...

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

The last strip of 1951, and a funny one at that.

The icicle-dripping word balloon in the second panel is nice. Let's talk for a moment about the Peanuts characters' repertoire o...