This comic strip is a view of the world as seen through the dirty glasses of a boy named Wally. He's a bit of a loner, a bit of a daydreamer and he has a bit of an attitude. Armed with his trusty pen, he fills his sketchbooks with scribbles and doodles forming a potpourri of ideas he entitles "Nothing is not Something." With this collection, he hopes one day to become a world-famous artist, or at the very least, a cartoonist, the drunken-uncle of the art world.
At this point, "Nothing is not Something" does not appear in any newspapers, in any city, in any country, on any planet, in any universe. That's because Wally doesn't want to be "owned" by "The Man." That's his story and he's sticking to it.
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orinoco womble said, 5 months ago
Greg, I know I keep saying it, but I seriously <3 the way you think. You make my day.
Paul Rozeboom
said, 5 months ago
I bet Clint Eastwood preferred talking to Meryl Streep than the chair. Esp since it was an adult film.
T_Lexi said, 5 months ago
Clint = 82 and Meryl = 63 (He probably calls her “young lady”) Greg – great strip ♥♥♥
Greg Wallace
said, 5 months ago
@orinoco womble
Thanks. I really appreciate it.
Greg Wallace
said, 5 months ago
@T_Lexi
Thank-you.
Greg Wallace
said, 5 months ago
If anybody is interested in some of the other stuff I do, such as artwork and column writing, please take a second to check out my blog at http://gregwallaceink.blogspot.com. Most of it is just as stupid as this comic strip. I promise. Thank-you.
JeepersCreepers said, 5 months ago
Thanks for the link, Greg. Yes, nothing like thinking someone is talking to you and finding out they’re using Bluetooth.
I don’t really need a doll bed right now, but I’ll keep you in mind…:-)
Reader said, 5 months ago
As my husband says about “Adult Bookstores,” — there’s nothing adult about them.
inspectortim said, 5 months ago
Hi Greg. Took your advice and checked out your blogspot. Read them all and just wanted to tell you that the “In poor taste” strip was the first one of yours that I read. Laughed out loud. Signed up right away. Never thought you were making fun of those afflicted. Found it funny as half a centry ago I was being told not to make faces and if the wind changed then it would stick.