Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for December 17, 2020

Spud—meltdown to method acting in thirty seconds flat!

Spud. A simple man for simpler times. Not a *real*man for real times, though…

Wow…I thought everyone always wanted to push the button.

It’s a hot button issue..!

Another of the tiny but valuable details : The poor little bow tie.

And, PS, we should all be so lucky as to have a friend like Wallace.

The seagull…….

Poor Spud! Yes, just visualise! You can do it!

C’mon Soud, is just a button. What could possibly go wrong???

I can just imagine Wallace helping Spud practice throwing a switch, again, and again, and again…

Now it’s a major production.

Poor Spud – someone’s always pushing his buttons.

C’mon Spud . Push the button!

You’re overanalyzing it, Spud, but then again, that’s just what you do, so…

Adaptability is the hallmark of being human. Go for it my small friend…..

I relate to Spud! Change is difficult. Take all the “woke” commercials, tv shows and movies for example…

Visualization is a well established method of helping to improve performance so it is nice that Wallace and Spud are using well established methods. :-)

Ommmm. Become one with the button. Ommmm.

“Adapt. Adjust. Overcome” After all. Amelia is watching. BE A RANGER!

I like that Spud looks very Zen when going to his Visualization space. I also like that the drawing worked out that in the third panel the negative space from the tree makes Spud look like the anxiety has him on fire. I know that’s how it feels for some.

Rise, little buddy! You can do it!

I can see the explosion now

This has all the implications of Amelia’s Pumpkin toss from the roof. Cover your eyes, folks.

It’s a button! It’s easier than a switch (it’s not even binary, it’s unary!) What could possibly go wrong? (Weelllll, it could be the wrong button, for starters…)

I bet wallace had a date with Amelia. * laughs sarcastically *

Why does Spud say ‘no button’ instead of ‘no switch’?