Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for August 19, 2020

Whirlpool Madness meets Sharknado.

A game you can really sink your teeth into.

Sterling can talk!

Channeling his inner Felix the Cat, Sterling decides consuming the game is a good approximation for the Bag of Tricks!

Reminds me of the first pages of “One Flew Over the Cukoo’s Nest”

Lots of fiber!

At least Sterling is finally talking over these past few strips.

:))

And the game may end up in the black hole of Sterling’s mouth

Sterling must have an iron stomach.

That boy ain’t right. (Yay!)

The seagull must not have been interested in playing.

One means of eliminating the whirlpool.

An old man who I liked would say, “You’re GOOFY. That’s what you are. GOOFY!”

Sterlingnado

Chomp, chomp, chomp.

I’ve never eaten a board game. Perhaps I’ve been doing it all wrong.

I didn’t know it talked.

Question: Is Wallace the Brave “static” or “dynamic?” I.e., do the characters stay the same ages forever (like in Calvin & Hobbes), or slowly age (For Better or Worse, Baby Blues)? Just curious. It seems like Sterling is more verbal than he used to be, but Wallace and his friends seem about the same.

Stirling is British!!!!!!!?!?!????