Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for December 28, 2024

Seagull looks proud and majestic flying in panel 2.

Need to set the band line up for Hall and Oates opening for Flock of Seagulls.

Is this the first time we’ve seen Rose’s interesting sled cargo?

And thuf thuf thuf… is today’s priceless free bonus detail.

How do you get down from a horse?

If anything goes wrong, it will happen to Spud :))

Don’t forget the magic bridle, Wallace!

Is it “the birds are coming” or “the Birds is coming”?

Actually, both could be correct depending on whether you are talking about an incoming flock or a remake of the Hitchcock movie….

Poor Spud! All the weird stuff happens to him.

Love the “thuf” “thuf” “thuf” -sound of running in snow! I chuckled

I’m glad I wasn’t drinking anything when I saw the last panel.

Spud, Spud, Spud. Thuf, thuf, thuf.

On to the Chimera!

Look, the horse has a seagull tattoo! I know, I know, just going for the laugh.

Well, not that way, clearly, but we’ll blame the birds for that.

A good plan not well thought out.

I’m afraid the Pegasus is already in the constellation

I see a flaw in his plan…….

So your wild oats attracts the birds doesn’t it?

Only you, Spud… Only you…

Mite get some advise from Zeus!

I have not found that birds are very interested in oats. Maybe it’s different in other parts of the US, but mostly they seem to like black oil sunflower seeds, mealworms, peanuts, and also suet. And the turkeys will eat corn.

Panel 2, seagull doing everything he can just to keep up with the Mighty Pegasus.

Spud has gone totally berserk. I’ve never seen him so deranged, bless his heart.

Hot tea out of your nose hurts I have you know Mr. Henry! At least I missed my laptop.

Something you never want to hear your best friend yell.

“Oh winged horse of marble white, take me on a magic flight.” (Luno)

So much for yesterday’s grand plan for a snow mansion…

I like the way Rose transports her books.

Oats, you say?

Sounds like Rhode Island. I just stuck my head out the window and I can still hear hundreds of gulls even in December