South county version of Paul Bunyan?
Joe O’Brien killed him a b’ar, when he was only three.
He swam out and towed in a stalled ocean liner!
Joe-O filled in for Popeye !!! … :)
Wallace’s explanations are always better.
I want Wallace to write my obit. I wonder if I should pre-order.
Gotta love the Sunday strips :-))
“Matunuck” is a real place in Rhode Island, where Wallace is set.
Fight the fare increase;
Vote for Joe O’Brien.
Help get Charlie off the MTA.
(and I do know it’s George O’Brien in the song.)
“Never let the truth get in the way of a good story.”― Mark Twain
And afterwards, everyone enjoyed some Matunuck mussels, er, oysters at the Matunuck Oyster Bar, 629 Succotash Rd!
Heck, that’s the Mousetrap gear….
More likely Big Ben Covington…
Matunuck is a village on the southern Atlantic coast of Rhode Island, near Charlestown (fourth panel).
Likely one of Dads tall tales.
Not actually what it says on the plaque, huh? I wonder what the real story is then…
Unfortunately Mighty Joe-O was on vacation in late September 1815.
Brilliant!
Whatever the truth, I like Wallace’s explanation better……
After he popped open a can of spinach, of course.
Great art! Thanks for the history lesson – sort of.
Shades of John Henry.
Opening panel has a windmill near the shore with a light wind blowing. “Wallace the Brave” is written in the sky.
Best buds with Old Stormalong, no doubt.
Reminds me of the time Pecos Bill rode a tornado for three days until it was forced to rain out from under him. :)
And he’s humble, too!
Oh great – Wallace is a budding Republican, can’t tell fact from fiction.
Otherwise known as “History is what you make of it”. Especially where outsized heroes are concerned.
So he’s like Popeye?
Matunuck
Hmm, that looks suspiciously like the Jamestown Lighthouse…
I hate it when my picnic gets ruined.
April 15, 2016
ddj 12 months ago
South county version of Paul Bunyan?
Dirty Dragon 12 months ago
Joe O’Brien killed him a b’ar, when he was only three.
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member 12 months ago
He swam out and towed in a stalled ocean liner!
Code the Enforcer 12 months ago
Joe-O filled in for Popeye !!! … :)
jschumaker 12 months ago
Wallace’s explanations are always better.
Ida No 12 months ago
I want Wallace to write my obit. I wonder if I should pre-order.
Pet 12 months ago
Gotta love the Sunday strips :-))
SteveHL 12 months ago
“Matunuck” is a real place in Rhode Island, where Wallace is set.
SteveHL 12 months ago
Fight the fare increase;
Vote for Joe O’Brien.
Help get Charlie off the MTA.
(and I do know it’s George O’Brien in the song.)
E.Z. Smith Premium Member 12 months ago
“Never let the truth get in the way of a good story.”― Mark Twain
crookedwolf Premium Member 12 months ago
And afterwards, everyone enjoyed some Matunuck mussels, er, oysters at the Matunuck Oyster Bar, 629 Succotash Rd!
Ray Rappisi Jr Premium Member 12 months ago
Heck, that’s the Mousetrap gear….
ecbaldwin Premium Member 12 months ago
More likely Big Ben Covington…
FireAnt_Hater 12 months ago
Matunuck is a village on the southern Atlantic coast of Rhode Island, near Charlestown (fourth panel).
Wooded trail 12 months ago
Likely one of Dads tall tales.
scyphi26 12 months ago
Not actually what it says on the plaque, huh? I wonder what the real story is then…
rwh2 12 months ago
Unfortunately Mighty Joe-O was on vacation in late September 1815.
Thehag 12 months ago
Brilliant!
raybarb44 12 months ago
Whatever the truth, I like Wallace’s explanation better……
WCraft Premium Member 12 months ago
After he popped open a can of spinach, of course.
Mike Baldwin creator 12 months ago
Great art! Thanks for the history lesson – sort of.
donwestonmysteries 12 months ago
Shades of John Henry.
mr_sherman Premium Member 12 months ago
Opening panel has a windmill near the shore with a light wind blowing. “Wallace the Brave” is written in the sky.
prrdh 12 months ago
Best buds with Old Stormalong, no doubt.
mistercatworks 12 months ago
Reminds me of the time Pecos Bill rode a tornado for three days until it was forced to rain out from under him. :)
hankins.paige 12 months ago
And he’s humble, too!
vonskippy 12 months ago
Oh great – Wallace is a budding Republican, can’t tell fact from fiction.
Curiosity Premium Member 12 months ago
Otherwise known as “History is what you make of it”. Especially where outsized heroes are concerned.
Brilliant_Birdie 12 months ago
So he’s like Popeye?
The Seagull 12 months ago
Matunuck
buzzbomb711 12 months ago
Hmm, that looks suspiciously like the Jamestown Lighthouse…
GKBOWOOD Premium Member 12 months ago
I hate it when my picnic gets ruined.