Took this from a smartphone, and I tried my best to get the glare out.
In this part of the Schulz Complex in Santa Rosa, CA, I was seeing a funny strip, and I was pleased to see that there was a book showing Snoopy being tickled by Linus van Pelt. As it is the notable beagle feeling that he's not owned by Charlie Brown, he'd be well, his own self but feels like his places with these children. As we do see that if he does have a weakness he does love being tickled, if he ever becomes another persona, this will make him ROFL! As there has been some translations of Peanuts, this book has Chinese characters, and this was from 1957.
It is a wow, that once he's tickled, there's no stopping Snoopy he's having lots of laughs all day and night long! (And to see the Chinese characters, we now know by how to write [or draw] tickle and "He!" ['嘻'] [The other in parentheses on the bottom is how you write/draw Snoopy's name in Chinese-史努比])

If you have to see this one, this is at the Snoopy's Gallery and Gift Shop that is up the ramp to the second floor- Address is here: https://www.snoopygift.com (This is located in the for-profit gallery and gift shop where the ice arena and shop are on the same block. DO NOT GO TO THE MUSEUM GIFT SHOP ACROSS THE STREET IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THIS COMIC STRIP.)

This was when I had another visit to the Charles Schulz Research Museum. For more information on the three places and to see my 2¢ of it, it is on my journal: https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/10708638/ (Go if you're a fan, you won't be disappointed! )

Peanuts strip/characters: ©1957-2023 PNTS.

Photo: ©  Excelsior30