Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for October 27, 2024

LOL

And that’s how he saved Snug Harbor. Our hero!

Wallace must have the two coolest parents in the history of comic strips.

Dad: “Unrelated note, a few weeks later we started hearing stories coming out of Pittsburgh…”

How is he sure he didn’t point to town?

Thats some kinda art, there, Will! Excellent!

Story 100% true, Seagull was a witness

«Ghostibus non disputandum»

Beautiful strip!

Two lost soul’s!!!

The skeleton pirate ship was totally lost in the fog. They ended up at Antonio Bay in northern California.

The Fog, 1980.

At first I thought it was going to be a Sterling origin story.

Fortunately, the town they arrived at was home to a guy who managed to film everything and still survive, and he turned the film into a famous horror movie and got rich. Well… fortunately for him, anyway.

The difference between a sea story and a fairy tale. Fairy tale: once upon a time. Sea story: this ain’t no bull(spit).

The fog effect around the pirate ship on that second panel o_O

I was hoping for a seagull skeleton on the pirate ship.

Last night the wife and I took a drive thru Anoka,MN to see the Halloween decorations. One house had a huge wooden pirate’s ship that was crewed with skeletons. It even had one of those 12 foot ones in the middle dressed up as the pirate captain! I can’t imagine all the time and work involved, but it was really cool.

The panel before the punchline got me laughing! XD

And thus, he saved all the more candy for the little Trick or Treaters.

Thank heaven and Dad for misdirection!

Pirates of the Caribbean Snug Harbor????

Dad’s expression in the top panel as he remembers the horror he saw.

Love the artwork.

The Skull sail on the first panel reminds me of Danae’s shirt in Non-Sequitur

Was the ship the Anoesis?

He sent them to Disney World to the Pirates of the Carribean ride

Why are skeletons always smiling? Because nothing gets under their skin.

Pirates. So gullible.

I think they landed in Washington, DC.

Very lucky…….

…In a fog much like this, when a black ship with blood red sails set full, silently split the fog and ghosted over the bar. Her anchor noisily dropped into the water and unseen hands furled the sails. On her deck stood a solitary pale figure dressed in black, his face framed by black beard and hair.

I cried, “Ahoy, What ship, and what flag?”

The pale figure answered only, “A Dutchman.”

And that, Wallace, is how I met the Flying Dutchman.

At least we know they didn’t end up in Snug Harbor!!!

Aren’t we due for a new WTB collection soon?

Awesome Mr. Henry!