August 30 More consequences of Pig-Pen's extreme dirtiness. Nearly every Pig-Pen strip is a variation of this theme, in case you haven...

June 7 Besides some cute drawings of Snoopy and the very dense hatching of early Peanuts rain, not really a lot of interest here. We do see...

It's another full week post. What do you guys think about this format? I don't think I'm going to do all posts like this, but ...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . Patty's only kicked CB's sandcastle once in the strip so far, but this implies a regular reig...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . Here we have one of the more interesting questions about the Peanuts strip.  Schulz and Peanuts make...

April 1 : The second panel here is a particular favorite of mine.  Lucy is weighing her options. This may be the first direct instanc...

Read this strip at gocomics.com . Beginning with panel eight: 1. Shock 2. Disbelief 3. Confirmation 4. Anger 5. Blankness 6. Takin...

The strips for February 9-12, and the 14th, are currently missing from Universal's website.  We'll skip those for about a week, then...

Charlie Brown isn't a very nice kid in these two comics. June 13, 1953 Patty and Violet's reaction at the end here (including of...

Usually turnabout/chase strips only concern two characters, but Patty in this one is just a bystander. So, let's return to the subje...

Q: In the comic strip Peanuts, what is Violet's last name? [In case the img source for this comic goes dark later: it is Gray.] Ch...

This is the first strip in which a character is thrown head-over-heels just from the force of some other action, usually a loud noise. We...

Here you see the only right and proper response to anyone who claims perfection for themselves. To throw a bucket at their head. CB...

Setting aside the question of whether Violet's throwing range is realistic, this is a good example of the kind of strip that fueled Pean...

This is just a funny cartoon. Go, Schroeder! The marks in the last panel used to show dazedness are interesting. A question mark, two star...

Notice how she goes effortlessly from viewing Dolly as affection object, to melee weapon, then back to affection object. Why did Violet leav...

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 ...

When Charlie Brown needed a direct antagonist in the earliest days, most often Patty would fill that role. Look at the look on her face in ...

Schroeder actually doesn't do much in the past three strips other than play the piano. The humor comes mostly from the other characters...