Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for October 13, 2024

I’m sure it has come up before but I never caught the name of the school. Moonstone Elementary?

Wallace: “Pretty sure I don’t remember letting those sheep out…”

Another one rides the bus….

That bus is more than meets the eye.

hoi im from mars

No, Wallace, there is no button so your butt on your seat will stay there for quite a while.

farmer brown seems upset the bus got away. it’s almost as if he planned the obstruction deliberately…

The Bus came by and I got on…

Who does the statue of the person with the trident commemorate?

Minus the "V"s, it looks like 7 gulls in the big panel – 8 if you count Seagull in the bus!

Buncha sheep!

Riding the motorcycle on back roads, some of them private, in Scotland. Had to watch out for the sheep!!

Baaaaaaaa…………..move!!!!!!!!

“The feet on the bus go up and down…”

Just Bus the Move

Too much, the Magic Bus!

This reminds me of the catbus in My Neighbor Totoro (a great movie, by the way).

Well, it depends, Wallace—is Ms Frizzle the one behind the wheel currently? ;)

That seagull being obscured by the upper panel- genius!!

Someone’s flying a kite out of their window- that was Wallace’s idea once upon a time.

They need Sean the sheepdog.

Seagull looks skeptical about the feet on the bus.

Seagull takes the bus!?

Speaking of fantasy, the neat village in the background looks like something out of Don Quijote.

“weee” lol

Put it in low and creep forward at 5mph, the sheep will move (or get pushed out of the way).

I like that the seagull rides the bus with Wallace instead of flying.

The wheels on the bus go stomp-stomp-stomp …

Sorry kid, it’s not a button, it’s a crank. Here ya go, 2,000 turns clockwise for each wheel. Hop to it!

Sorry, Wallace, your school doesn’t waste funds on the fully equipped deluxe buses. All this one does is accommodate wheelchairs. (I like that they’re called kneeling buses—closest thing to a camel ride you can get in town.)

Title panel has a lumpy-potato-shaped island. A dory (or is it a dinghy?) is tied to a pole at the foot of one steep hump of the island. The other side has a pier that extends into a long ramp that spirals around the bigger hill. At the top is a flat-roofed structure that might be a weather station, except it doesn’t show any antennae or satellite dishes, just a pennant like the ones in the “fantasy view” in the main panel here.