Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for December 11, 2020

The first snow of the season, and Sterling has gone a full “Planet of the Apes” level catastrophe.

I’m guessing Rose is disappointed that the library is closed.

Day after Tomorrow for Sterling. A good apocalyptic movie is just the thing to make the heart cheery as we round out the year. I thought for sure he would dream of something or someone on fire but it nice to see him branching out to the other forms of mass destruction.

i think only one of them will have their dream come true today…

Hot cocoa with the works. And maybe a pretzel on the side?

Brilliant. Stunning. Beautiful. This comic is in a class by itself.

Amelia is the closest to enjoying the moment..

No head shots Amelia!

Well, yes, but what does the boat want?

You say it best when you say nothing at all!

Sterling, thinking about disaster!! LOL!

Priorities.

The seagull is not thinking about a hotdog, for a change.

Love the critter (groundhog? Too little. Vole? Too big?) speaking, “Will Henry.”

Spud has the best idea.

Hope it snows this year when I can get out to the tallgrass!

Ah, Christmas break plans, wishes AND disappointment…..

Pretzel me, Dude.

[Who doesn’t love this strip?]

This comic strip is the best ever and the best start to a day anyone could ask for. Thank you Mr. Henry…

I love that the seagull is thinking of a hot pretzel.

Nice introductory insights into the youngsters of Snug Harbor. Now, one for those in periphery? Adult support characters.

On we go.

Pretzel???

I’m not clear on Sterling and the Statue of Liberty. Is it because she is holding a torch?

I hear ya’ Rose!!

Sterling is definitely destined to be the new sith lord in star wars

I’m with the Seagull on this one.

One mystery to me is the “thing” on the snow between Rose and Wallace. Is it something or just a swirl by Will?

Love love love the seagull dreaming of a pretzel! <3

Sterling would love the movie “The Day after Tomorrow”!

I feel you Rose, right to my core. I almost didn’t make it this spring.

Sorry, but Spud’s big bucket head is just too tempting a target. Great comic today, the the way.

The snow is too evenly sized and spaced to be a spatter by a brush—yet not so mechanically regular as to look like a stylized wallpaper pattern. Must have been carefully created by hand. Masterful.

I figured out that I was tense when I came across this again. Whole body relax. (:-)

Pretzel? What the heck?