Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for August 25, 2021

Go with the seagull. He’s had the bird’s eye view.

Let’s float the question out there, and see who salutes.

This one looks almost like a Sunday strip, does it not? Just saying!

Amelia is slowly reaching her limit.

Here comes Dad with his rescue lobster boat . .

As long as it doesn’t turn all Lord of the Flies..

As Oliver Hardy would say, “This is another fine mess you’ve gotten us in.”

Wallace does have a very valid point. I bet Rose even knows the tide chart.

Small Island not to notice the tide coming in. I guess they now have at least a couple of hours to kill. It’s a good thing Sterling isn’t along – think Cannibalism.

Fortunately the tide seems to be at its highest.

I love how they’re always getting lost home how in the middle of the harbor

I love this strip

The strip from March 27 2021 is similar however both are still unique and amazing.

Or they could just swim, I suppose, assuming there’s no powerful currents to deal with (I dunno, I don’t live on the coast, so my experience with this is admittedly limited).

Head for the hills! Wait; there are no hills!

Four kids on a small island (to say nothing of the seagull)

Amelia: The voice of reason. Of course Sam, the Seagull, can just fly or float back.

Is it just me, or is there something more to that knowing look between Spud and Rose? Could he be moving on from Amelia?

I think the best idea is to follow the shoreline.Bound to find a settlement.

A backpack with a shirt on? That’s got to be uncomfortable as well as hot and sticky in the summer sun. How does Wallace not turn bright red after a day in the sun?

I think high tide is where you need to worry. (Dang, just got hit by the two minute comment timer. Tyranny!)

They were on that island back on March 27th and had the same problem too!

Spuds not having a meltdown?