Frazz by Jef Mallett for March 09, 2018

So for our British friends, is this napping and filling up nappies?

There are some things you can’t avoid or deny.

go to the mall, stand in the parking lot, and look at the shopping cart “skeletons” in the giant mound of melting snow

Children have always practiced selective hearing They can ignore anything they choose not to hear.

But he is avoiding your point, Frazz!

Not to be petty but the coloring of the floor makes it look like Frazz is mopping grass.

The floor’s official color must be Institutional Green.

Really neat how Frazz’s eyebrows are often stuck up in his hair. Laura Newman’s eyebrows in the Adam at home strip is another good example. It’s really neat and it works for me but I would really like an explanation from a cartoonist as to where/when the concept originated and why it is used. Where would I find a cartoonist???

May have erred in terminology here with the term cartoonist. Comics strip artist, maybe?

I just don’t get Frazz’s comment in panel 2. How is the boy taking in Frazz’s initial point?

Kids! An 8-year-old doesn’t realize that melting snow will only uncover, when it melts, what it covered up when it first snowed! If you didn’t see it before it snowed, you won’t see it when it melts!

That doesn’t take global warming into account. (That’s a joke that isn’t a joke.)