Snoopy’s alter ego. (According to the Peanuts Fandom wiki, “To become Joe Cool, the beagle simply puts on a pair of sunglasses, leans against a wall, and says his name is Joe Cool,” so by ...

Snoopy (Joe Cool) Peanuts SuperSize features Snoopy’s cool alter ego with plush ears, round-lens sunglasses and a red woven sweater with the name “Joe Cool” embroidered in the center ...

Joe Cool and his trusty sidekick appear in some new Peanuts MLB dual bobbleheads launched by FOCO. Snoopy and Woodstock, leaning on team batting helmets and wearing team jerseys and their cool ...

Snoopy is so hot, in fact, that youths have literally given blood just to get a T-shirt featuring one of his alter egos: the perpetually laid-back, sunglasses-clad college kid Joe Cool (see also ...

Everyone who donates blood by April 23 will receive a T-shirt while supplies last, featuring Snoopy as his alter ego, Joe Cool, in front of the Red Cross logo with the caption “Be cool.

On October 4, 1950, Snoopy made his debut in Charles M. Schulz’s Peanuts comic strip, just two days after the strip’s launch. The black-and-white beagle didn’t have a name until more than a ...

Snoopy alsohas several alter-egos, including "Flying Ace" and "Joe Cool". Whether he's battling ... Spike was introduced in the Aug. 13, 1975 strip: "My brother has arisen!

Snoopy has had multiple personas over the years including the Red Baron, Beagle Scout and Joe Cool, he now has another one to add to the list, Joe Kind, thanks to Starbucks. The iconic beagle pal ...

Thousands of fans can't get over the incredible resemblance between Snoopy and Bayley Snoopy might ... he heroically battles the Red Baron. As Joe Cool, he is the big dog on campus.

NEW YORK – DECEMBER 30: Metlife Mascot Snoopy skates with kids at the 4th annual Department of Youth and Community Development Skate Day at the Pond at Bryant Park on December 30, 2008 in New ...