Mrs. Olsen: Is Caulfield doing his classic-literature costume again? Frazz" I think he's building it up. Mrs. Olsen: Great. Frazz: Great, classic, whatever.
Once again I wonder how many times can a third grader “always” do something for Halloween? I love this strip but they’ve been in the third grade for 20 years now. Cheers.
It has been said that Caulfield is not modeled on his namesake in ‘Catcher in the Rye.’ Maybe not, but he certainly gives me a lift first thing every morning. Helps me avoid the ’blues.; Thanks, Jeff.
I’m not sure those are socks. You can see individual toes. Either he has painted stripes on his feet or he is wearing a pair of those natural foot type running shoes.
Eric Salinas Premium Member almost 9 years ago
Popcorn? Dandelions?
SukieCrandall Premium Member almost 9 years ago
Perhaps reflecting an author (Suess) rather than only one book this time? Not enough info for me, yet.
SukieCrandall Premium Member almost 9 years ago
Hmmm, no. Blowing it up i think the socks having toes and the possible flowers (? Marigolds? Yellow roses?) might be clues.
Kind&Kinder almost 9 years ago
Those could be curled ribbons as you would see on a gift on the socks. And the socks do sort of yell out “Seuss” for sure.
nosirrom almost 9 years ago
I’m thinking bells. Now all he needs is rings on his fingers.
greyolddave almost 9 years ago
Once again I wonder how many times can a third grader “always” do something for Halloween? I love this strip but they’ve been in the third grade for 20 years now. Cheers.
elysummers almost 9 years ago
Maybe elf shoes? Perhaps he’s walking into Christmas, which seems to happen in the stores earlier and earlier each year.
sandpiper almost 9 years ago
It has been said that Caulfield is not modeled on his namesake in ‘Catcher in the Rye.’ Maybe not, but he certainly gives me a lift first thing every morning. Helps me avoid the ’blues.; Thanks, Jeff.
SkyFisher almost 9 years ago
Based on yesterday’s comic and today’s, my guess is it has something to do with procrastination, or getting out of bed late.
Bryan Pastor almost 9 years ago
Reminds me of hobbit feet
Badeyes almost 9 years ago
I Wish That I Had Duck Feet
drkala almost 9 years ago
Great expectations?
zwilnik64 almost 9 years ago
If Moses supposes his toeses are roses?
craigwestlake almost 9 years ago
Pipi Longstocking
face.less_b almost 9 years ago
I’m not sure those are socks. You can see individual toes. Either he has painted stripes on his feet or he is wearing a pair of those natural foot type running shoes.
comics almost 9 years ago
If he’s building up to it, perhaps we have Great Expectations. It’s a great classic.
Thomas & Tifffany Connolly almost 9 years ago
We all do things differently. Some of us more so then others!
Jessica_D almost 9 years ago
I’m going to guess “Belles on Their Toes” written by Frank Bunker Gilbreth, Jr. and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey.
patlaborvi almost 9 years ago
Just a wild guess here, but Pippi Longstocking with her bright red hair and stripped socks.
todyoung almost 9 years ago
I believe ol’ patla’s got it! By Jove.
plusaf almost 9 years ago
As many folks say about Bok’s cartoons at Reason.com,…NEEDZ MOAR LABELLLZ…
I get nearly all the humor in Frazz strips, but this one was over my head… NEAD MOAR HELP!
sandpiper almost 9 years ago
about a dozen. But only Frazz and B.C. are even close in their ability to give a great start to my day.Why?