Mary Allen
Snoopy lay on the roof of his kennel and spent much of his time daydreaming. In one of his recurring flights of fancy, he was the Flying Ace of World War I, wearing aviator goggles and a flowing red scarf whose doghouse was transformed into a fighter plane, engaged in fierce dogfights against his enemy, the Red Baron. This rivalry was the subject of two popular novelty songs by the American rock group the Royal Guardsmen in the mid-1960s. Snoopy’s other alter egos included jazz saxophonist Joe Cool and a soldier in the French Foreign Legion. Woodstock, a small yellow bird whose exact species was never identified by Schulz, was introduced in the late 1960s and soon became a sidekick to Snoopy, who raised him accompanied his many adventures.
Below you will find the 11 best Snoopy tattoos:
