Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for November 06, 2023

Spud’s contribution was that Wallace didn’t need to use extra glue for the project.

As is conventional in comics and cartoons, Wallace only has four fingers, on each hand, even counting his thumb. So he’d be making disabled turkeys? Or turkeys with only three tailfeathers?

Dig Seagull in panel two!

Good work kid

If he only used blue and green crayons for the assignment, he could make turquoise toor-caise eating turkeys!

At Thanksgiving, you may pass the Picasso Peas! (Please!)

Seagull is wary of the dangerous Toor-Caise.

Seagull does NOT approve!

H.P. Lovecraft would be proud of Wallace’s Toor-Caise.

That’s a cherubim.

Well, you still can’t say it’s not an original hand “turkey.”

With an imagination like that, he will never “grow up”! Welcome, Wallace!

Spud lends a helping hand.

Biblically accurate turkey

Seagull’s in school now. Dogs not allowed, but seagulls encouraged to learn.

Very good indeed.

This is why kids who can’t or won’t follow instructions are the most creative.

Didn’t know that it had a name…..

Wonderfully weird.

When the collective souls of several billion thanksgiving turkeys combine to consume the consumers – hence the name Black Friday

You can only like yourself once, it seems. Replying to yourself looks pathetic, and is more pointless than writing your own letters of reference.

Spud’s opinion of himself is awesome!

Did the kids cut out around all the finger shapes? That is not quick or easy.

Paging Guardians of the Galaxy!