Wow, how great Will Henry is to us! Not only to give us the tremendous Wallace the Brave, but to interact with us as he did on May 2, and I just read that he will honor us with an hour meet-and-greet at the Narragansett library on May 15!
From Rhode Island Monthly magazine: Everyone loves a good sunset. Not only are they beautiful to watch, but they mark the true essence of the short summer season. With its tidal shoreline of 384 miles, it is no surprise that Rhode Island has some of the very best coastline sunsets on the East Coast. Everyone knows that catching the sunset after dinner or after a long beach day is easy to do on any one of Rhode Island’s hundreds of beaches…"
Thank you, yes, will spread the word about online access. And I am happy to say that this morning’s paper had a very nice front page featured story about Will Henry and Wallace the Brave, a good length interview on page 2, and a commitment to publish on Sundays also!
Wallace the Brave was my favorite current comic strip when The Providence Journal newspaper of Rhode Island, as part of Gannett, stopped printing Wallace the Brave on January 15. I was one of the more than 200 subscribers that wrote or called (I wrote) the Regional Executive Editor who announced the change to implore Wallace be brought back. The paper made the good decision to listen to its readers and publish the comic. Today was it’s first day back, though in black and white, on page 2, and we might never see the Sunday strip. A small victory. At least I had already been reading online to fully enjoy all the wonderful details. Thank you, Will Henry, for this tremendous comic strip!
Wow, how great Will Henry is to us! Not only to give us the tremendous Wallace the Brave, but to interact with us as he did on May 2, and I just read that he will honor us with an hour meet-and-greet at the Narragansett library on May 15!