Here Comes Snoopy

From 1966 to 1982, Crest Books published just nine issues of Here Comes Snoopy, a comic series that gave Charles Schulz's iconic beagle his own starring vehicle separate from the main Peanuts newspaper strip. While the strip's creator remained the series' guiding spirit, the comic was primarily written and drawn by other hands, offering light, self-contained adventures that focused on Snoopy's flights of fancy, his rivalry with the neighbor cat, and his life as a World War I flying ace. Though brief, the series is a charming artifact of the era's licensed comic boom, capturing the beloved character's whimsy for a dedicated audience.