Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for February 19, 2023

Drama versus mundane…

Shrinkage.

A cruel dude Monsieur [Lee P. O. Thermie] is.

[l’hypothermie]

I feel like that is the equivalent of trying to tell time by looking to see where the sun is in the sky and then hurting your eyes

Very little impulse control … but what a lark!

Mom: “Wallace, I brought a spare wet suit if you want to join me out here!”

Apparently there’s two ways.

Or 2.78°C in real money…

Polar-bear leap!!! EeeeeeeeeeeeeeeYaaaaaaaa!!!

A minute too late there, Rose.

When you really watch something, you can’t care less about no sock landing on your head.

Amelia: I’m bored, wonder if I can get Wallace down to his skivvies?

Rose gets the punch line. Yay!

A toe would have sufficed, Wallace!

I like Wallace’s method better

I notice Rose didn’t even pull her phone out until after Wallace took the plunge.

Wallace embodies the empirical method of research.

The third panel is a masterpiece!

Polar plunge!!!!!

We had an uncle visiting us from a northern state for Easter and had an unusually warm day for April. We knew that the lake behind us wouldn’t warm up after just one warm day but he did NOT. Guess what happened.

Look before you leap Wallace. My son one day did a flying leap down a dark stairway thinking it was a hallway. He ended up with a cracked skull and concussion and a broken collar bone. To this day he doesn’t remember ever falling down those stairs.

No tech Wallace

Splish Sploosh, was taking a bath, long about Saturday night. . .

There are two kinds of people….

That’s heart stopping cold.

Even seagull didn’t want to go in.

I’m just cracking up because Wallace’s sock is still on Spud’s head