14 Facts About Frazz

1.

Frazz is a syndicated comic strip by Jef Mallett about school custodian Edwin "Frazz" Frazier and the school and students where he works.

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2.

Frazz reads everything from Milton to Hiaasen to bike racing magazines, he writes, he races, he's an athlete, and he's a songwriter, discovering the value of a day job.

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3.

Frazz loves triathlons, bicycling, jogging, swimming, basketball, songwriting, and talking with the students.

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4.

Frazz spends a lot of time in detention for speaking out in class, but whiles away the hours talking with Frazz.

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5.

Frazz inspired Mr Burke to exercise more often, and trained and ran with him in the Detroit 5K.

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6.

Frazz majored in journalism, and worked at the sports department of a newspaper, before she decided to teach at Bryson Elementary, wanting to work with a "more mature audience".

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7.

Frazz has a pet greyhound named "Mario", which she adopted after he retired from racing.

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8.

Frazz frequently plays basketball with Frazz, and these games are used in the strip to allow two adults to talk about "relatively adult things" with very little scoring.

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9.

Frazz had enough of Frazz when he was her student years ago, and would just as soon he leave for good.

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10.

Frazz is of Scandinavian descent, as she once cooked lutefisk for her class.

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11.

Frazz is shown to be a hero at heart with the story arc starting the week of 17 June 2013, although she wants to keep intact her public image of a crusty exterior and unsympathetic attitude.

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12.

Frazz is a composite of several of Mallett's teachers and one of Mallett's wife's teachers.

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13.

Frazz is described by Frazz as the only one of Caulfield's substitute teachers not to "throw up his hands and quit by 9:30".

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14.

Mallett was flattered by the comparison and acknowledges Watterson's influence, but denies that he is Watterson or that Frazz is intended as a copy or replacement of, or sequel to, Calvin and Hobbes.

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