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Frazz
''Frazz'' is a syndicated comic strip by Jef Mallett that, on the surface, is about school custodian Edwin "Frazz" Frazier and the school where he works, but which, according to Mallett, is really about discovery.〔 The strip debuted on 2 April 2001.〔("Fifth anniversary nears for "Frazz'", ''Editor & Publisher'' (March 23, 2006) )〕
==Style and theme==
Mallett has explained that the strip is about discovery, and not merely learning. Frazz's job is just the surface. He 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. When songwriting started going well, he kept his custodian job because it was the perfect environment for discovery through the energy and interest of the students.〔(Bass, Adrian, "Joy in learning, joy in work" ''Greater Lansing Business Monthly'' (April 2009) )〕 Many of the characters are based on his childhood experiences at school, and at home as the child of an educator.〔 Frazz is, at least attitudinally, based on Mallett himself.〔(Rubin, Neal, "Lansing cartoonist's talks with troops rewarding", ''Detroit News'' (April 16, 2009) )〕 During a 1996 book tour of schools to promote a children's book he wrote and illustrated, Mallett noticed that the kids wouldn't quiet down for their teachers or principals, but would for the school janitor; he or she was "the man", existing on a separate plane between the students and adults.〔
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