Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for December 09, 2021

Indians. Pirates and possibly Vikings tho…

Unless they were buried at sea. Think about that tonight while you lay in bed, Spud.

I always enjoy these big vista panels. The artist puts such care into their composition. For such a small space, he is able to create such a feeling of grandeur.

Sunsets always make Spud so poetic.

But only I know where I buried the bodies. Heh! Heh! Heh!

Sittin’ on the rock of the bay, watchin’ the tide roll away..

Beautiful artwork today, Will :-))

And now Wallace is sad.

Beautiful last panel.

Normally the seagull should be thinking about where to nest for the night. But it’ll probably be in Wallace’s bedroom again.

What I like are the sunrises and the sunsets.

Wallace: What about Sasquatches?

I’m guessing this is sunrise, since the boat is heading out to sea.

Oh yeah…there’s is that, too…

Oh I can think of a few other reasons to like ol’ Snug Harbor. The sunrises and sunsets, for one.

But Spud, are you really sure?

Truth.

…although, it was trendy for awhile in the 1800s for mummies found in Egypt to get shipped back home, which included the states, and since most of the US population was still focused more on the east coast than the west coast at the time…

Rivals a New Mexico Sunset.

I always thought Snug Harbor was in Maine or thereabouts, but this is a western port, like along the Oregon coast.

That you are aware of, but don’t be so sure. In any event, there are a whole lot of things great about Snug Harbor. You and Wallace are two of them…..

Terrific (if lopsided) sunset!

Outstanding !

Just got those ancient, native American burial grounds to worry about. Say, Spud, have you ever read “Pet Sematary”?

I just Google Earthed Rhode Island and there are two places where one might see a sunset over the water. They are Point Judith and Little Compton. There are a few islands that would be seen from the shore of these two places, but artistic license doesn’t have to show them. Besides, with the early sunsets happening this time of year and where the sun would set, it would certainly be different than in summertime.

Hah. Wallace will end up finding a few mummies buried in the sand at the shore.

Only if they are natural mummies which won’t exist in such a wet place.

No mummies, but some really dessicated sunbathers in summer.

Cue the opening sequence of CSI: Miami.

… AND the beautiful sunsets.

And Wallace, in his childhood wisdom, decided not to say a thing. The beauty of a good friend.

if thats what u think spud DEFINTLY dont look off that hill at the beach