Peanuts characters at a camp site, with Snoopy rosting hot dogs over a fire, surrounded by the Gang.
Summary In June 1994, newspaper readers were treated to a string of memorable Peanuts comics, showcasing the timeless joy offered by Charles Schulz' groundbreaking comic strip. Nearly forty-five years into its iconic half-century-long run in publication, '90s Peanuts offered some of the most heartwarming elaborations on the series' perennial themes and oft-repeated gags.
10 "No Sherbet To Cleanse The Palate?" First Published: June 4, 1994 Given his love of chocolate chip cookies and root beer, dog food could seem like a step down for Snoopy at a certain point. Despite loving his dog food, he could use a break from it during the week, especially when it is the only course on the menu. In this Peanuts strip, Snoopy has a suggestion for the week's menu: a palate cleaner of sherbet. Snoopy is a very classy dog so of course he has some classy tastes.
8 "This Is A Good Game, Rerun" First Published: June 12, 1994 Rerun joined the Peanuts gang later than some of the older characters, debuting in 1973. His character grew more present in the comics as the years went on and had a number of running gags and storylines of his own by the time the '90s rolled around. The youngest of the characters, Rerun is prone to doing typical little kid things, and much of his humor stemmed from misunderstandings.
6 "I Thought You Were Going To Bring Your Bowling Ball?" First Published: June 20, 1994 As displayed several times throughout Peanuts, Snoopy is what one would consider an overpacker. Here, he brings the contents of his life into one giant knapsack when it is time to go to camp with Charlie Brown – including, of all things, his bowling ball.
As one boy immediately makes upon meeting them, the campers think Snoopy is a little kid in a dog suit costume. This joke is notable, because the world of Peanuts was often restricted to the antics of its familiar Gang – this is an example of a punchline that hinges on characters outside their circle not understanding the unique eccentricities of Snoopy.
3 "I Have To Ask You Again" First Published: June 25, 1994 The comic strips from June of 1994 feature Snoopy's bowling ball so frequently that it may as well be a character in Peanuts. When Charlie Brown and Snoopy are leaving camp, they discuss the joy of the ride home. As they get off the bus, Charlie Brown has to remind Snoopy yet again about not forgetting his bowling ball.
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