Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for September 25, 2023

Seagull ain’t afraid-a no ghosts.

Will, I’m sorry USA Today made the frankly wrong-headed decision to offload you in favor of comics that have run for nearly a century. But I love Wallace the Brave, I’ve read it since the start, and I don’t intend to stop now. Or stop buying collections, for that matter.

Oh boy, get ready, cause HERE COME C’THULHU!!!!!

Amelia: “And I was right in the middle of punking some tourists!”

Um, Ouija boards are dangerous. No, really. You don’t want to mess with " things". And yes, I’ve seen a ghost, heck, my whole family saw it.

radishes?

This looks like the beginning of a Halloween story arc. If so, it will last for about six weeks.

There was a Calvin and Hobbes story arc in which they played with a ouija board. One of the strips had Calvin asking Which of us is smarter – Calvin or Hobbes?-

Hobbes: Quit struggling! It’s going to H.

Calvin: It’s obviously trying to go to C, you cheater!

Seagull has the right idea.

This has the makin’s of a great week!

Rose, you’ve known him for long enough to know that he usually isn’t qualified for these sort of things.

How was that old Latin saying – „de ghostibus non discutandum”, right?

I can just imagine the band of zany spirits Snug Harbor can attract.

In the game of life you either end up bankrupt or on easy street – in the game of after life, you get to take the little blue and pink pins out of the tiny plastic cars.

A man who can cut to the chase.

Good ol’ Spud, calling it like it is.

Aaaah, BISCUITS!!

radishes??