Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for April 27, 2024

Sterling is improving; now he seeks cooked meat.

I love these. The flower thinking of a bee, a bee thinking of Spud, other bees thinking of flowers, Will Henry thinking of peace….

You want to choke up a bit on that net, Wallace. Swing easy from the side and upward.

Are the two tiny flying creatures, top center and top right, looking for a mate?

Wallace is about to severely overshoot Rose and knock Amelia in the head.

I wonder if Rose has seen something out of shot or she just really doesn’t understand Wallace’s love of nature.

It begins and ends with terror. Nice balance.

And what will he do with the butterfly when he catches it..?

“Did you have fun today?” “Not in so many words.”

Peace to you also, Will.

The bee thinking of Spud gave me a chuckle.

Will Henry should really get a LOT of praise as a cartoonist. This is so great.

Children in the wildflowers. Thanks Will.

Beautiful, fun. Truly lovely. Thank you.

tiny song bird dwarfed in comparison to the seagull might be a house wren

Love how Will shows all the different reactions to one situation. Each one is a complete individual and together they make a wonderful group.

All with a different focus on nature!!!!

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Love that you give voice to plants and animals as well as the characters! Makes this a very interesting and enjoyable comic strip!

The same moment in time and location, with wildly different perspectives, yet a common experience.

Stirling! We do not roast our friends!

Sterling has evolved to use diplomacy.

..but what are the rocks thinking?

A very pleasant well thought out comic. Well done Will.

Peace!

Spud is sporting a green eye and a blue eye today! (well, on my monitor he is)

I’m with Amelia and Sterling.

Nice signature today Will :-)

I would thoroughly enjoy being with Wallace today

Amelia, don’t mow the flowers!

This is just perfect. I love it.

Brilliant! Not a single word and yet a full story is told.

“If this is paradise, I wish I had a lawnmower.”

Byrne (and Amelia)

A tad morbid for seagull…

Will Henry — how long did it take for you to conceive of this marvelous scene ?

BUNNY!

Anyone (other than me) notice the bird standing on top of a flower?

Seagull, fly for your life!!!

Sadly, with the exception of one bee, no one saw the beautiful forest of flowers because of all the distractions

Sterling’s motto: If at first you don’t fricassee, fry, fry a hen.

Awesome. Love these strips.

The detail and possible meaning in this panel is fantastic Will Henry! Ty.

Pretty sure Rose’s expression was the one on my face last week when something big landed on the back of my head and started crawling around.