Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for November 08, 2023

Use lots of salt!

Wallace: “That’s not an unfounded rumor. That’s an unestablished working theory.”

No, I think you are talking about Sterling.

Nice to see two shoes get a speaking roll again

Love the pic of Seagull…

Ba-dum-CLANG!

slugs would be juicy

Slugs with honey and egg nog! MMMMM!

Funny. Up to this very moment it never occured to me that Wallace could not be a vegetarian, regarding his general approach to other beings.But then, thinking of his father’s occupation, it is obvious that it is improbable.

And I guess there are enough comics proving my general assumption wrong directly.

Will “Slugboy” Henry..?

I like the way that the blonde girl’s pronunciation of “Wallace” is in a different font (different style?). “WaLLace,” with the vowels raised above the consonants.

Amelia has a future with Fox News.

Ah! Some escargot!!

Tune in tomorrow for the spine chilling answer!

Amelia has a future in politics.

Looks like Tammy B from 11/4/2019

Slugs? That is juicy.

Love how Wallace’s response implies he’d be open to giving it a try.

Add a bit of garlic, fry them a bit, call them escargots and you have a very tasty French dish.

I never like slugs, but some friends and relatives really like it. Wallace has to try and Amelia too.

Today on Spirit of the Staircase- Mumford so reminds me of Wallace I just had to share!

Mmmm. Garlicky rubber. This kid has the right idea.

When you hear a rumor go to the source.

Amelia can give him the heads up that she stabs him in the back-to his face.

That’s a great bit of wisdom to learn. you will need it in this journalism void thanks to social media bubbles.

New to the strip , although I don’t see him today what’s the story behind the seagull ? I noticed him in most of the recent strips. He definitely makes things better !

Good answer!

It’s “Never let the facts get in the way of a good story” false gossip like this—-or, as George Harrison called it, “Devil’s Radio”—-that leads to humiliation, depression, suicide, murder, and, oh yeah, wars.

People would rather believe a hurtful lie than a helpful one.