Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for March 16, 2025

Can seagulls squint?

Love their expressions in panel 4, and Seagull checking out the rock up close.

I got a ROCK!

: )

The moments like this that carry his friends through some of his other…projects.

This! This is one for the archives.

I think it is eating stone soup!

Well somebody got stoned.

And the elephant’s tail looks like s seagull!

Gotta wonder just how long Will Henry spent on getting that rock just right…

I can see clearly now

Beautiful!

There’s a pattern in the popcorn ceiling above my bed which is exactly a manatee and her baby. I pointed it out to my husband and he saw it too. If you gotta have stupid popcorn ceilings the least they can do is look like manatees.

Is Sasquatch lonely, putting up ‘SEEN ME’ poster?

Aww, Wallace’s face in the last panel as his friends “get” it :)

But is it really soup?

Someone tell Seagull he’s looking at the wrong end of the rock.

Even the cynic Amelia and the realist Rose agrees.

Believe that is a “little” sarcasm!!!!!!

I’ve seen better, but it ain’t bad and most definitely worth the walk to it……

Imagination for the win!

I love how Wallace is checking for his friends’s reactions in the 4th panel.

Reminds me of “Mr Froghetto” a painted rock to resemble a frog with accompanying wooden lillypad stand my Uncle made back when pet rocks were a thing.

Wallace has so much talent he is truly gifted

and there’s a fly in the soup!!

Squinting helps you see lots of things you would otherwise completely miss.

Is Spud emotional over the elephant . . . or the soup?

No junk in this trunk! Well done, sir.

Wallace’s anticipation face is killing me.

Well, I see it. :-)

Love this sweet cartoon.

Well-crafted art.

Does the illusion go away when the light changes? Does it only appear on certain days and time?

Even Amelia is impressed. Good work Wallace.

This! This is a win, Will…again!

Sometimes it takes a little extra effort (or a squint) to catch the true beauty of something.

“But there was one Elephant—a new Elephant—an Elephant’s Child—who was full of ‘satiable curiosity, and that means he asked ever so many questions.”

Sounds much like our Wallace.

The elephant is great! But it had better be careful or seagull will steal the soup. They do that you know, or at least sandwiches. Trust me, I know whereof I speak!

I soupose he’s right! :)

I see the elephant!

Minimalism. Love it.

It’s beautiful!

I see it—well done!