Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for December 09, 2023

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It sure is Spud but not as terrifying as many of our fellow humans.

Bigfoot, big cats – who knew Rhode Island had so many dangerous critters?

When on patrol in the boonies or in a MOUT, rear security is always a good idea.

I like Bigfoot posting his own lost flyer. Saw some Bigfoot footage yesterday., funny how they are always behind a tree, bush or rock. They can’t be seen clearly…yeah, that.

Deer and moose attack from behind. Big cats attack from above. Bears attack from in front. Moles attack from below, but they’re really slow at it and you can step out of the way. Keep in mind that the moles are working together with the cats, bears, deer and moose.

The world is too dangerous for Spud, not dangerous enough for Wallace.

Hobbes sometimes attacks from the front, as Calving is opening his door..!

Is that a leaf on the side of that right hand tree in the last panel? Or something’s hand…

That Seen Me? poster sure gets around.

Nature is Red in Tooth and Claw!!

Needs a little cat, peeking out somewhere.

The artist must really love nature. I don’t think he could draw these outdoor scenes so well if he didnt.

Bobcats are the biggest cats in Rhode Island.

Some people in India who go into the forest wear masks with the face part on the back of their head. Supposed to discourage tigers who like to attack when their prey isn’t looking at them.

You can’t put a Seen Me? poster up and not include him in the background. It’s like putting me in a round room and telling me to find a corner.

Those tree roots look like good legs that could have those trees up and chasing after Spud and Wallace- so add them to the list!

Unlike house cats that like to pounce from a high vantage point.

Beautifully drawn.

Cats, all sizes, are ambush predators.

It can be but usually is not…..

I think they go for the eyes.

Wallace is so zen in his appreciation of the world.