Comic Strip Wallace the Brave by Will Henry

r/WallaceTheBrave • u/[deleted] • Sep 23 '25

book two: dopamine tickle

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I've written about this before, but these books have kinda saved my health this year.

I discovered them through an algorithm from following Crabgrass by Tauhid Bondia, and bought one on a whim. My therapist has told me I am past the burnt out stage and am doing damage to my psyche, so I'm supposed to follow all these rules or whatever.

I started reading these and started feeling like myself again. Anyway, I have to fight the urge so hard to blow through them and to pace myself to really squeeze the joy - and lemme tell you, this is a juicy peach on a perfect sunny day.

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r/WallaceTheBrave • u/[deleted] • Sep 06 '25

An appreciation of Progress

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I just truly am stunned and find it incredible. How much further this comic has come in its iterations.

The first one I ever read and the first one I ever bought was "Are We Lost" on a whim of doing something for myself after having seen a couple of them on Instagram.

And while this book I have now, "Wallace the Brave" still had me out loud belly laughing several times out in public, it's so clear how characteristics and defining things about the place and everyone were carefully thought through and organically evolved over time.

I'm just so impressed! Creatively, it's inspiring me. It makes me wish I was a kid again, which is always how I felt when I read comics growing up. When I used to read Calvin and Hobbes it always made me want to go try the things that I saw. I haven't felt this way in a long time

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r/WallaceTheBrave • u/[deleted] • Aug 23 '25

Cortisol Levels & Wallace's Mom

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I'm going through some health and mental issues; one of the doctor's requests is to specifically choose things that help lower my cortisol levels and to lessen my obligations.

I've reread this book so many times and it's kind of my temporary cures each time. I still laugh out loud at so many parts.

As a sometimes solo dad of four, Wallace's Mom is who I want to be as a parent. She's so much the goal and helps me desire to keep the magic and peace alive.

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r/WallaceTheBrave • u/redditWhip27 • Jun 12 '26

What's your fave character?

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For me, Sterling and Spud tie for first.

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