Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for January 27, 2022

LOL Now the seagull is lounging in a seat looking on curiously.

Well! I did not know that Seagull was a 4th grader.

Wallace is indeed brave!

Fortune favors the bold (and brave)

I’m amazed that a strip as good as Wallace can, somehow, keep getting better.

Cold, boisterous, cliquish, I see nothing has changed in the bowels of the Yellow Monster.

“We come bearing grifts!”

Spudiculous..!

Grom, shortened from grommet, is Australian and Californian slang for a young, often precocious surfer.

I did not know that.

Wallace’s reputation precedes him.

What grade is Wallace in?

Love a confident Spud!

Wallace truly is Brave!

Spud is developing a following!

What could go wrong?

They are probably worshiped by the 4th graders for PA show! Totally bodacious!!

Oh sure, mention his little beat-dropping show, and suddenly Spud’s singing a totally different song about all of this. :P

“Full grown adults of the 4th grade” is an apt description. Looks like some of them have repeated a few grades…several times.

What are “groms?”

Spud is famous. Of course so is Wallace.

What grade are Wallace and spud in? These fourth graders seem so old.

You’ve earned that right by your mighty adventures……

Wallace the impresario—presumably gets a percentage of the glory…

Enjoy the heady moment while it lasts, guys.

Spudalicious = a human jar of mayo.

That kid is wrong about 10 people in snug harbor. There’s mom, dad, Wallace, sterling, spud, the teacher, Amelia, rose, the seagull and the five kids in the back. That’s 14 people and there’s more people.