"Snoopy sees something he wants to buy at Lucy's yard sale. There's just one problem: he has no money, and Lucy won't take dog bones. But Lucy says if Snoopy does some chores for her, he can have whatever he wants. Snoopy is all set and ready to work--or is he?"--

"Containing numerous strips that have never been reprinted previously, a volume of all Peanuts comics published in 1963 and 1964 includes such storylines as the introduction of the numerically monikered 95472 siblings, Linus's near-successful run for class president, and Snoopy's involvement with a flock of politically fanatical birds."--

Collects all the "Peanuts" comic strips published from 1967 to 1968 in newspapers, including both daily and Sunday strips. "Snoopy's identity as the World War I Flying Ace has almost entirely taken over, ... although he finds time to moon light as an arm-wrestling champion, a figure skater, a vulture, and a 'Cheshire Beagle.' Plus: Did you know Charlie Brown was not his original owner? The secret is revealed ... Franklin and José Peterson also take...

"This glorious compilation of Peanuts Every Sunday is the debut volume that collects, for the first time ever, all the Peanuts strips that ran in everyone's newspaper on Sundays- each comic strip reproduced in vibrant, warm full color! In this luxurious hardcover reprinting that years 1952 through 1955, Charles Schulz introduces Schroeder, Lucy, and Linus to his archetypal Peanuts cast of Charlie Brown and Snoopy."--Back of jacket.

"Linus Van Pelt. The benevolent, blanket-clutching philosopher always has a kind word for everybody, especially his best friend, Charlie Brown, and even for his bossy older sister, Lucy. This hardcover collection includes stories from across all eras of Charles M. Schulz s Peanuts, so grab your favorite blanket, and get ready to share some laughs as you await the Great Pumpkin!"-- cover page 4.

"Can there be any doubt that Peanuts is now deep into the tumultuous 1960s? Lucy declares herself a 'New Feminist, ' Peppermint Patty gets in trouble for violating her school's dress code, and Snoopy is caught in a riot at the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm, complete with tear gas. Not to mention the revelation that Snoopy's little bird companion is named ... Woodstock!"--Jacket.

"Lucy van Pelt is one of the most outspoken members of the Peanuts gang, and she speaks volumes in this new collection! When Peppermint Patty campaigns for women's equality in sports, she recruits Lucy ti speak out for her cause. Later, Lucy becomes a reporter-at-large for her school newspaper and writes a scoop about Charlie Brown's baseball team. Eventually, Lucy's gardening skills land her into trouble with farmer Woodstock and Snoopy the county...

"This first volume, covering the first two and a quarter years of the strip, will be of particular fascination to Peanuts aficionados worldwide: Although there have been literally hundreds of Peanuts books published, many of the strips from the series' first two or three years have never been collected before in large part because they showed a young Schulz working out the kinks in his new strip and include some characterizations and designs that...

"This penultimate volume of The Complete Peanuts series collects the last year of the most beloved comic strip ever created. Rerun embarks on a career as an 'underground' comic book artist, and Snoopy's siblings Andy, Olaf, and Spike (who cameo in the Peanuts movie) appear. The volume is rounded out with the complete Li'l Folks. Prefiguring Peanuts and its major themes, this weekly single-panel comic Schulz produced for his hometown paper is available...