Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for July 20, 2023

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    wtboutofcontext  12 months ago

    I guess I should rebrand to mermaid then because I’ve been doing that for five years now

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    mr_sherman Premium Member 12 months ago

    Why don’t you get your Mom’s opinion on that?

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    Ida No  12 months ago

    Well, since Japanese mythology says that eating mermaid flesh makes you immortal, I’d say that turnabout is fairplay.

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    Calvinist1966  12 months ago

    I like Spud’s reply, “That makes one of us.” We don’t know what seagull thinks of mermaids or if seagull ever thinks of mermaids.

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    markkahler52  12 months ago

    Why does Spud go into the ocean? Because it’s there!!

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    Pocosdad  12 months ago

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    crookedwolf Premium Member 12 months ago

    The mermaids’ escas are a fantastic touch!

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    posse1 Premium Member 12 months ago

    I wonder if Spud took off the water wings, if he would have an even paler ring on his arm?

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    ddjg  12 months ago

    Mermaids like that would never lure any sailor to anything . .

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    colinmac2  12 months ago

    Well, at least he doesn’t have racist opinions on why mermaids can’t be black. . . .

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    Brian Premium Member 12 months ago

    If that’s Wallace’s tanned skin tone, his untanned skin must reflect blinding light.

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    jschumaker  12 months ago

    I love Spud’s snarky reply in the 1st panel.

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    goboboyd  12 months ago

    Not the ‘Siren Song of the Deep’ type of Mermaid of lore.

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    scyphi26  12 months ago

    Wallace wouldn’t be the first to wonder about that—I’ve seen the idea batted around a few times before in various new age mermaid media. Though part of it is spurred by people just wanting to put a darker twist on the mythology for them.

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    Sunzoomspark  12 months ago

    Classically mermaids sang to sailors to lure them into the sea to drown – they were not nice creatures! So Wallace is not far from the classic mermaid functionwise, really, differing mostly in appearance.

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    VanLaser  12 months ago

    Mermaid as an evolved anglerfish, I like that :)

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    WCraft Premium Member 12 months ago

    2nd panel is beyond hilarious! They’re each thinking of Spud! You have a creative imagination, Mr. Henry!

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    ilovecomics*infinity  12 months ago

    I wonder if Spud wears socks and sandals even in the ocean!!

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    Mary Ellen  12 months ago

    Mira Grant wrote a great book along these lines: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Into_the_Drowning_Deep

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    Chelsea Carr creator 12 months ago

    It would make sense! The creepiest things in the ocean are the ones we rarely see

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    wordsmeet  12 months ago

    Spud for the Triwizard Tournament. :D

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    wordsmeet  12 months ago

    Here’s an idea for a history arc: one of Wallace’s friends has an extended dream (or nightmare?) about being in Hogwarts (without mentioning Hogwarts or any of the Harry Potter’s characters; we don’t want to p. off Ms. Rowling.)

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    donwestonmysteries  12 months ago

    The seagull gets more face time than Amelia and Rose combined. Maybe more facetime than Spud?

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    DM2860  12 months ago

    Spud goes into the ocean because only a few sharks can get in shallow enough water to be a danger to him.

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    GKBOWOOD Premium Member 12 months ago

    Inflation valve on the water wings – nice attention to detail Mr. Henry!

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    wordsmeet  12 months ago

    Deep-trench mermaid: “Hmmm, butterlicious Spudsnack!“

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    AMBER1  12 months ago

    What about sharks?

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    JH&Cats  12 months ago

    I disagree with Wallace—most deep-dwellers would prefer to be left alone—but Panel 1 is hilarious all by itself—the way Wallace brings something up out of the blue.

    I’d like to have my toes in the shallows of the Atlantic right now.

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