Frazz by Jef Mallett for March 13, 2022

What it means: Don’t do your long run today. (or at least stay close to home)

Nice that they can all rhyme.

Red sky at night, sailor’s house is on fire…

Want to talk, take a walk. Want fun, take a run.

Red sky at night, city’s alight

Great graphics!

Hope for the best, plan for the worst.

Like the theme. Practical whether walking, running, or just making plans.

Want to slouch, stay on the couch!

That ominous structure in the background, War of the Worlds!!!

The quips are cute, but the art is phenomenal! Thanks Jef!

Volcano sky.

Storms and hurricanes travel from east to west around the equator. A sunrise through one of those storms means it is heading your way. Sunset through one of those cloud heads means that it has passed you. Once it gets above that, the opposite is true. Storms form in the west and head east.

No rain, no pain, no gain, no brain!

Spoken like a true Michigander.

My two favorite weather sayings: In wet weather it can rain without half trying & in dry weather, all signs fail.

So, no one notices the space ship that just landed, in the distance? I didn’t realize that running was that distracting.

If it’s an early-morning run and they’re headed north, they’ve got more to worry about than poetry.

Jef Mallett does the most amazing scenery!

When he wishes to. When not, he comments on his own cartoons in his ‘Joke’ persona. (:

I’m not running anywhere, but I like her little rhyme.

red sky at noon, lookout for the monsoon!

It’s not the first time we’ve seen that ‘War of the Worlds’ alien in the Frazz-iverse. Run faster!

Pessimist, Optimist, & Realist?

Red Sky in the morning, sailor take warning has been disproven.

Beautiful.

Such a great cartoon, I added it to my saved comics. Thanks again JEF

Beware! There’s a Martian coming to zap you! It only looks like a water tower.