Read this strip at gocomics.com . This calls forward to Charlie Brown's dismayed reaction at the end of A Charlie Brown Christmas . B...

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 comic at gocomics.com. Sometimes with these I think Schulz throws in realistically-proportioned adult objects just to demonstra...

Could someone help me out here? What is Schroeder's meaning here? Does it have to do with a specific way of playing? Does "the...

One thing about Peanuts is how it plays sometimes with the line between cartoonishness and reality. Between the two, it usually sticks pr...

Another great strip, Schulz is on a roll. (ACK, didn't mean to post this one right away, it's kind of out of order and my commen...

Well, it makes a kind of sense. Presumably it wouldn't have worked if it hadn't been a toy telephone, or if Lucy had been talkin...

Doesn't Charlie Brown's mouth look funny in the first panel?

We've not seen much of Snoopy lately, so here. It's not really a very special joke, but we do get to see a little bit of a fang on ...

He doesn't get that the adult piano is so big Schroeder's tiny arms couldn't possibly stretch to the end of the keyboard from hi...

What the heck is that thing Violet's dragging supposed to be?  For some reason I'm reminded of something Daffy Duck was once turned ...